I would like to introduce a record of the shrines and temples I visited in Chiba, and the goshuin tour.
Goshuin at Katsushika Hachimangu are generally available from 9:00 to 16:00. The three designs listed on its official website each require an offering of ¥500. Find official information on handwritten goshuin, parking and access.
Koenji Temple in Ichikawa City is a Nichiren sect temple known for its long hanging wisteria flowers and three-faced Daikokuten. In addition to the previous photos of goshuin and the temple grounds, we have added highlights and access information based on the official guide to Eastern Japan Flower Temples. The location is different from Koenji in Suginami Ward.
Michinobe Hachimangu is near Kamagaya Station. See goshuin and shrine photographs from an earlier visit, alongside official access information. Prayer-service hours are clearly distinguished from any confirmed goshuin hours.
Senyoji in Chiba is stop No. 29 on the Bando Thirty-three Kannon Pilgrimage. Earlier goshuin and grounds photographs are accompanied by the official seasonal goshuin hours. Winter and summer hours differ, which matters when planning your visit.
This account features Samukawa Shrine in Samukawa-cho, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, rather than the similarly named shrine in Kanagawa. An earlier goshuin is shown alongside the current official information on available designs and points to confirm before visiting.
Funabashi Daijingu, officially Ohi Shrine, stands in Miyamoto, Funabashi. Official directions now accompany the earlier goshuin photographs and visit account. It is within easy walking distance of Keisei Daijingushita Station.
Suwa Shrine in Nagareyama, affectionately known as “Osuwasama of Komaki”. The official FAQ states that goshuin will be awarded from 9:00 to 16:00, and goshuin written on paper will be awarded after 15:00. Along with past goshuin photos, we have compiled information to help you avoid making mistakes about the counter times.
This is a list for finding temples and shrines of interest from the photos of goshuin and touring nearby areas all at once. There are 35 articles introducing temples and shrines on this site. You can check the location of 37 locations on Google Maps on the top page, including multiple shrines in Togakushi.
Kemigawa Shrine in Chiba's Hanamigawa Ward is known for protection from misfortune in all directions. Alongside an earlier goshuin, this guide explains how to check monthly and festival designs. Confirm the official notice for the month you plan to visit, as designs and dates change.
Ninomiya Shrine in Miyama, Funabashi, is known for the Shimousa Sanzan Seven-Year Festival. A verified goshuin photograph is still awaited; the text and grounds photograph are available first. This guide covers the official regular goshuin, books and how to check daily service information.
Katori Jingu is the Ichinomiya shrine of Shimousa Province, located in Katori City, Chiba Prefecture. Not only goshuin of the shrine building, but also goshuin related to the inner shrine and keystone are introduced. I checked the current reception and traffic while following photos of past visits to the shrine.
Chiba Shrine in Chiba City's Chuo Ward is dedicated to Myoken. The official goshuin hours are 9:00–17:00, with an offering of ¥500. Direct inscriptions are suspended during certain periods, so check the schedule on the official goshuin page before visiting.
Maehara Mitake Shrine in Funabashi offers regular and monthly goshuin. Self-stamping during a priest's absence, described in the older article, was an experience at that time. This guide uses the current official policy for hours and unattended days.
Tegona Reijindo is a place of Tegona worship in Mama, Ichikawa City. I checked the official information about the opening hours and directions from the station along with the photo of the title I received previously. We will guide you as a place of worship separate from the nearby Mamasan Guhoji Temple.
Mamasan Guhoji is a Nichiren Buddhist temple in Mama, Ichikawa. This guide corrects the reading of its name and presents earlier odaimoku inscriptions and photographs alongside visiting information from official temple and sect sources.
