How do I get to Hanazono Shrine?

The nearest station is Shinjuku-sanchome (Metro). Hanazono Shrine is in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

How much does Hanazono Shrine cost?

Nothing. Hanazono Shrine is free to visit.

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Hanazono Shrine

Dedicated to the god of business and prosperity, tucked directly behind Shinjuku's neon chaos. The contrast between the lantern-lit shrine and surrounding hostess bars and pachinko parlours is uniquely Tokyo.

Nearest station Shinjuku-sanchome (Metro)

Cost Free

Time needed 20 min

Best time After dark

Free

Insider tip

Visit at night when red lanterns are lit and the shrine feels genuinely sacred. The annual autumn festival brings traditional food stalls.

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Nearby

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Good to know

How do I get to Hanazono Shrine?: The nearest station is Shinjuku-sanchome (Metro). Hanazono Shrine is in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
How much does Hanazono Shrine cost?: Nothing. Hanazono Shrine is free to visit.
How long do you need at Hanazono Shrine?: Plan for 20 min.
When is the best time to visit Hanazono Shrine?: After dark.

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