Fukagawa Fudodo

The charm of Fukagawa Fudoson lies in the old main hall, a wooden building with Edo atmosphere. This building was moved from Chiba Prefecture and is the oldest wooden building in Koto Ward. It is also a beautiful temple designated as a national cultural property. There are many power spots on the premises, and there are various benefits such as the Dragon God and the Seven Lucky Gods, so it is worth a visit.

The corridor of Fukagawa Fudodo is lined with crystal five-ringed towers believed to have the power to purify worldly desires. With over 10,000 towers shining brightly, the sight is breathtaking, and offering a prayer can make you feel purified both mentally and physically. This attractive power spot at Fukagawa Fudodo is loved by many travelers and worshipers. Please come and visit at least once.

Fukagawa Fudodo has many power spots for fulfilling wishes, such as business prosperity and protection from misfortune. There are various blessings, such as the Dragon God and the Lucky Inari, so please come and visit. The old main hall, a wooden building full of Edo atmosphere, and the Crystal Five-Ringed Pagoda are also highlights. It's also popular as a place where you can refresh both your mind and body.

Around Fukagawa Fudodo, there is a charming shopping street filled with traditional confectionery and pickle shops. Walking along this street allows you to feel the history and culture of Fukagawa Fudodo. You can also enjoy local flavors such as traditional confectionery and pickles, which make perfect souvenirs. When visiting Fukagawa Fudodo, be sure to take a stroll down this street.

One of the most notable features of Fukagawa Fudo-do is the golden "Mimamori Fudo" statue. This 2.5-meter-tall standing statue, created in 1876, is a historic Buddhist image that has been beautifully restored, with two accompanying children on either side. The back of the statue is adorned with red and white lotus stained glass that glows in the light. Many visitors come to see this luxurious statue and are moved by its beauty. It's a must-see when visiting Fukagawa Fudo-do.