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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Naritasan Shinshoji Temple · 成田山新勝寺
Worship in Naritasan Shinshoji Temple’s main hall and explore the grounds. Omotesando links the station and temple with shops and restaurants to visit before or after worship.
Allow time for both worship and a meal if you want to explore the approach and eat eel.
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Visitor information
Admission
Ordinary worship in the grounds has no admission charge. Prayer services, sutra-copying activities, goshuin temple calligraphy stamps and souvenirs cost separately.
Opening hours
The hall and reception have individual hours, which may change for events or facility circumstances. Check the relevant building’s information for indoor worship. Omotesando restaurants also have individual hours.
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What to see at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
From Omotesando to the main hall
Pass Omotesando shops and restaurants and enter through the Somon gate for the main hall route. The approach from the station area is about 800 metres; from Somon, continue up steps and slopes to the hall.
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How to get to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Leave JR Narita or Keisei Narita Station and follow Omotesando to Naritasan’s Somon gate.
Before you visit
If you need to avoid stairs
The Somon-to-main-hall route has steps and slopes. Locate lifts on the official grounds map and check availability for your date.
Questions about Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Can I worship inside the hall after an evening arrival?
The hall and reception have different hours, so indoor worship may be unavailable after a late arrival. Save it for the next day if reaching Narita late in the evening. Check Omotesando restaurant hours separately.
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