From the Seven Lucky Gods to the Thirty-three Kannon. If you decide on a theme and walk, you'll find new stories in the usual towns.
Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods is a visit to seven shrines in Ningyocho, Hamacho, etc. The information of 8 shrines in the old article has been changed to 7 shrines that are currently officially introduced. In addition, it has been announced that the method of collecting colored paper stamps and statues by visiting various shrines will not be carried out during the Reiwa 8 (2026) New Year.
Edo Thirty-three Kannon is a sacred place that tours Kannon temples in Tokyo. Even in the same pilgrimage, the method of receiving goshuin is different for each temple. First, know the locations of the temples, check the counters and sutra payment conditions for each place you visit, and then plan your itinerary for each day.
The Bando Thirty-three Kannon Pilgrimage links 33 temples across Kanto. The official association permits any visiting order, whether on day trips or overnight journeys. Alongside photographs of the pilgrimage book, this guide explains offerings and the temple list.
The route called Fusanokuni Shrine Goshuin Pilgrimage in the 2014 article is now the Boso Three Provinces Shrine Goshuin Pilgrimage. It has expanded from 37 to 41 shrines. The older participation method and flat goshuin offering have been replaced with current official information.
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.
