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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Naritasan Shinshoji Temple · 成田山新勝寺
At Naritasan Shinshoji, visit the Great Main Hall and explore the grounds. Shops and restaurants line Omotesando between the stations and temple, making it a place to walk before or after worship.
Allow plenty of time if you want to browse the street and eat eel as well as visit the temple.
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Visitor information
Admission
Ordinary worship in the grounds is free. Prayer services, sutra copying, goshuin commemorative temple inscriptions and souvenirs cost extra.
Opening hours
The main hall and service counters have separate hours. Events and facility conditions may change them; check the particular building's guide for an indoor visit. Omotesando restaurants also have individual hours.
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What to see at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
From Omotesando to the Great Main Hall
Pass Omotesando's shops and restaurants and enter the main gate for the route to the Great Main Hall. The approach from the stations is about 800 metres, with further stairs and slopes from the gate to the hall.
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How to get to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Leave JR or Keisei Narita Station and follow Omotesando to Naritasan's main gate.
Before you visit
If you need to avoid stairs
The route from the main gate to the Great Main Hall has stairs and slopes. Locate lifts on the official grounds map and check availability for your visit date.
Official Naritasan grounds map: facilities, stairs and lifts
Questions about Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Can I worship inside the main hall if arriving in the evening?
The main hall and service counters have different hours, so a late arrival may not allow an indoor visit. If reaching Narita late in the evening, plan it for the next day. Check your chosen Omotesando restaurant's hours separately.
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