[Shinagawa] Sengaku-ji

Sengaku-ji: A Temple Steeped in History

If you are into Japanese History you may have heard the name of
the forty-seven Rōnin. Sengaku-ji is the final resting place where 47 Samurai committed suicide by disembowelment “Harakiri” ”Seppuku”

Their wooden graves are located in a small graveyard behind the main temple and people even now people burn incense to show respect.

Sengakuji is a fascinating spot with abundant history that attracts many people from all over Japan as well as foreigners.
Highly recommend reading an article about the forty-seven Rōnin before you visit so that immerse yourself in history.

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2 Chome-11-1 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0074

Explore Nearby Spots

Tokyo Tower: Located about a 20minute walk from Sengaku-ji, Tokyo Tower is an iconic symbol of the city. Offering panoramic views of Tokyo,

Zojo-ji Temple: Located about a 15-minute walk from Sengaku-ji, Zojo-ji is a historic Buddhist temple with a serene atmosphere. The temple grounds and the iconic Daimon Gate are worth exploring.

Shiba Park: Situated between Zojo-ji and Tokyo Tower, Shiba Park is a pleasant green space where you can relax and enjoy the surroundings. It’s a nice spot for a leisurely stroll.