How do I get to Asakusa Shrine?

The nearest station is Asakusa (Ginza Line). Asakusa Shrine is in Asakusa, Tokyo.

How much does Asakusa Shrine cost?

Nothing. Asakusa Shrine is free to visit.

⛩ Shrine

Asakusa Shrine

Shinto shrine right beside Senso-ji's main hall, dedicated to the three men who founded the temple. Its 1649 buildings survived both the 1923 earthquake and the WWII air raids, making it one of Asakusa's few original Edo-period structures.

Nearest station Asakusa (Ginza Line)

Cost Free

Time needed 30 min

Best time Early morning, or mid May for Sanja Matsuri

Insider tip

Most visitors walk straight past it after Senso-ji, so it stays calm even when the temple is packed. In mid May it hosts Sanja Matsuri, one of Tokyo's wildest festivals.

Tap to open the interactive map

View on the interactive map Google Maps directions

Nearby

Senso-ji Temple Asakusa · 1 min walk Nakamise Shopping Street Asakusa · 3 min walk Sumida Park Asakusa · 6 min walk

From the blog

Where to Stay in Asakusa, Tokyo: A Local's Guide to Every Hotel Type Read

Good to know

How do I get to Asakusa Shrine?: The nearest station is Asakusa (Ginza Line). Asakusa Shrine is in Asakusa, Tokyo.
How much does Asakusa Shrine cost?: Nothing. Asakusa Shrine is free to visit.
How long do you need at Asakusa Shrine?: Plan for 30 min.
When is the best time to visit Asakusa Shrine?: Early morning, or mid May for Sanja Matsuri.

Stay near Asakusa Shrine

Browse live availability and compare prices around Asakusa.