西久保八幡神社
Nishikubo Hachiman Shrine illuminated at dusk in Toranomon

TOKYO · TORANOMON

A millennium of prayer, carried into the future.

Discover our shrine

OUR STORY

A quiet place of prayer
in the heart of Tokyo.

Nishikubo Hachiman Shrine is said to have been founded by Minamoto no Yorinobu during the Kankō era (1004–1012).

In Tokyo’s changing Toranomon district, the shrine continues a long tradition of daily prayer. Discover a history intertwined with the life of the city.

The shrine amid greenery, with Tokyo Tower beyond
A continuing tradition of prayer in an ever-changing Tokyo.

VISIT & PRAY

A moment to pause and pray.

Visiting the shrine and requesting prayers

The approach to the main shrine building
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PRAYERS & BLESSINGS

Prayers & blessings

Prayers mark important milestones and express hopes for everyday life. Learn about the available prayers and how to make a request.

Prayer information (Japanese)
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SACRED GIFTS

Ofuda & Omamori

Ofuda and omamori are sacred items associated with prayers for daily life. Discover the items offered at the shrine.

View sacred items (Japanese)

NEWS

News

HISTORY & CULTURE

Roof details, gold ornamentation and timber craftsmanship

Discover the stories
held in this place.

Faith, festivals and the memory of the land.
Explore the shrine’s history and culture.

FIND US

Visit us
in Toranomon, Tokyo.

Nishikubo Hachiman Shrine

5-10-14 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Access & map (Japanese)