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A Place to Calm the Heart and Watch Over Everyday Life
A quiet place of prayer in Katsushika.
About
A quiet place of prayer,
passed down in Katsushika
Katsushika Shrine is a place of prayer that has quietly stood with the changing seasons, wishing for peace in the community and the well-being of the people who live here.
Within the shrine grounds, visitors will find an approach filled with morning light, a shrine building that carries the feeling of time, and sacred trees that watch over daily life in the neighborhood. We hope each visit becomes a moment to remember gratitude, calm the heart, and return to everyday life with a peaceful mind.
From Hatsumode, Shichi-Go-San, and prayers for protection from misfortune to blessings for family safety and business prosperity, Katsushika Shrine continues to walk with the community through life’s milestones and daily wishes.
Prayers, Amulets & Goshuin
Quietly supporting life’s milestones
and everyday wishes
We offer prayers and blessings for protection from misfortune, family safety, business prosperity, Shichi-Go-San, and other important moments in daily life. Amulets, ofuda, and goshuin shrine stamps are also available as meaningful signs of your visit.
Prayers & Blessings
Prayers are offered for protection from misfortune, family safety, business prosperity, traffic safety, Shichi-Go-San, safe childbirth, and other personal wishes.
Amulets & Ofuda
Omamori amulets and ofuda are available for family safety, traffic safety, academic success, health, and other blessings that support everyday life.
Goshuin Shrine Stamps
Visitors may receive a goshuin shrine stamp as a sign of worship. Special seasonal or event-limited goshuin may also be available at certain times.
Reception hours, prayer offerings, and available amulets may vary depending on the season or shrine events. Please contact the shrine office in advance for details.
Rituals & Annual Events
Passing down local prayers
through the changing seasons
Katsushika Shrine values seasonal rituals and annual events such as Hatsumode, Shichi-Go-San, and the annual festival. Each ceremony is held with quiet respect for the wishes of worshippers and the daily life of the local community.
Annual Festival
Mikoshi Procession
During the annual festival, the mikoshi portable shrine is carried through the neighborhood with the hopes and prayers of the local community. The voices, rhythm, and movement of the procession are an important part of Katsushika’s living tradition.
- Season
- Spring or autumn annual festival
- Details
- Mikoshi procession, rituals, and local events
January
Hatsumode
Many visitors come at the beginning of the new year to pray for family safety, good health, and peace throughout the year.
November
Shichi-Go-San Visit
Families visit the shrine to give thanks and pray for the healthy growth of their children at this important milestone.
Shrine Grounds
Places of prayer
alive within the quiet grounds
Passing through the torii gate and walking along the approach, visitors will find the shrine building, sacred trees, the shrine office, and ema boards that receive daily prayers.
Torii Gate & Approach
Pass through the torii gate and walk slowly toward the shrine building. Surrounded by seasonal light and trees, this approach invites visitors to calm the heart before prayer.
Main Shrine & Worship Hall
This is where visitors offer gratitude and prayers. The shrine welcomes visits for Hatsumode, Shichi-Go-San, prayers for protection, and other important occasions.
Shrine Office & Ema Boards
Omamori amulets, ofuda, goshuin shrine stamps, and ema wish tablets may be received here as meaningful signs of worship and prayer.
Please be considerate of other worshippers while inside the shrine grounds. For photography and prayer reception, please follow the guidance provided on site.
Access
Access to Katsushika Shrine
When visiting for Hatsumode, Shichi-Go-San, prayers, or goshuin, we recommend using public transportation whenever possible.
- Address
- 1-00-00, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo
- Visiting Hours
- 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- Shrine Office
- 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Phone
- 03-0000-0000
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Katsushika Shrine
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Visiting by train
The shrine is about an 8-minute walk from the nearest station. After leaving the station, walk through the shopping street and into the quiet residential area, where the vermilion torii gate will come into view.
- About 8 minutes on foot from the south exit of 〇〇 Station
- About 12 minutes on foot from △△ Station
Visiting by bus
The nearest bus stop is about a 3-minute walk from the shrine. During Hatsumode and festival periods, the area may be crowded, so please allow extra travel time.
- About 3 minutes on foot from “〇〇 Shrine-mae” bus stop
- About 5 minutes on foot from “△△ Elementary School-mae” bus stop
Visiting by car
Parking within the shrine grounds is limited. During busy periods such as Shichi-Go-San, Hatsumode, and the annual festival, please use nearby coin parking or public transportation.
- Please use nearby coin-operated parking lots
- Roads around the shrine may be crowded during festivals
FAQ
Before your visit
Here are answers to common questions about prayers, goshuin, Shichi-Go-San, parking, and visiting the shrine.
For prayers such as Shichi-Go-San and protection from misfortune, contacting the shrine in advance will make your visit smoother. Reception may vary depending on the season or shrine events, so please ask the shrine office for details.
Goshuin shrine stamps are available during shrine office reception hours. Please note that they may not be available during certain rituals, events, or busy periods.
Commemorative photos may be taken within the shrine grounds, but please be considerate of other visitors. For photography during prayers or rituals, please follow the instructions provided on site.
Parking may be available within or near the shrine grounds, but spaces are limited. During busy times such as Hatsumode and the annual festival, we recommend using public transportation.
Prayer offerings are usually made at the shrine office when you check in for the prayer. The amount and method may vary depending on the type of prayer.
Yes, you may visit even on rainy days. Please take care while walking, as the approach and shrine grounds may become slippery.
Prayers & Inquiries
Please feel free to ask
about prayers or your visit
If you have questions before visiting about Shichi-Go-San, protection prayers, family safety, business prosperity, goshuin, or shrine events, please contact the shrine office.
- Shrine Office
- 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Phone
- 03-0000-0000
- Inquiries
- Prayers, goshuin, Shichi-Go-San, and shrine events
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