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70-hectare sacred forest in central Tokyo — Japan's busiest New Year shrine

Founded 1603 by Kuroda Nagamasa in memory of his father Josui — the Kuroda family temple of Hiroo

Shibuya's oldest shrine, said to have been founded by Yamato Takeru on his return from eastern campaigns

Founded 1092 as guardian of Shibuya Castle — famed for Kinno cherry blossoms and a 1612 shrine hall built by Kasuga no Tsubone and Aoyama Tadatoshi

Dedicated to Admiral Togo Heihachiro…

Founded in 957 by enshrining the Kumano Sanzan deities — an ancient purification shrine in the Aoyama backstreets

Origin of the Miyamasuzaka name — an Edo-period Ontake faith shrine steps from Shibuya Station

Founded 1590 as the parish temple of Harajuku village, preserving a Kyoho-era stone Buddha collection in central Tokyo

A Soto Zen temple founded in 1660, continuing the tradition of zazen practice in the heart of Yoyogi

A Shingon temple founded in 1670, maintaining its monthly Goma fire ritual for over 350 years