Kabuto Shrine

Kabuto Jinja shrine stands on the back of Nihonbashi River in Tokyo's kabumakomachi, between Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is a place where it is apt to overlook under the elevated road of the metropolitan Expressway symbolizing the present age, and it is said that the pamphlet is installed by the hand of the talk party, and it is a Shinto shrine of faith.

It's not big, but it's very well known in Japan. It's not far from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and it's in a very prosperous area.

A typical Japanese shrine in Tokyo Financial Street, Japan, is not very large. After New Year's Day, every year, in order to pray for the performance of the New Year, the major company cadres in Financial Street will visit the special shrine.

Tokyo Financial Street bosses gathered in the holy place - Tokyo Dou Shrine Dou Shrine is a very distinctive and famous commercial shrine in Tokyo Bridge. People generally pray here for some business-related things, not too large, and a shrine that is very close to the people and very lively. My friend and I went to the Tokyo Stock Exchange by chance and found this shrine, so I went in and went around. Although the shrine is not big, the gate building is quite high, the pink wall is like a Chinese Huizhou building, but there is no charm in the south of the Yangtze River, more hard and grand. The base of the gatehouse was made of stone, and the adjacent stones were directly like no glued mud or anything else, and were arranged in the original shape of the stone, but they were neat and firm. Listening to friends, there are grand events held here every spring, there are more people to visit, and there are special bands to play the god music, the scene is very lively, but unfortunately we did not catch up. After all, there is only one time a year, which is not easy to meet. Entering the interior, I found that the layout here is relatively simple, it seems that I can't find anything too distinctive, but everything is displayed there in harmony and nature, as if it is naturally growing. Tour tips: There are no tickets here, outside the event day, you can come and visit during the day. The landscape in the courtyard is relatively compact, and the photos have to be carefully looked for the angle to take pictures without being crowded.