Ryusen-ji Temple (Meguro Fudoson) — Attraction in Tokyo

The temple is about a 15-minute walk from Meguro Station. It has vast grounds and is so quiet that it is hard to believe it is in the 23 wards of Tokyo. A water-dripping Jizo stands in the spring that springs from the place where the Tokko pestle was thrown, and you make a wish by pouring water over the spring and letting it flow away. In the main hall, you can burn a goma. Dainichi Nyorai (Buddha) is enshrined behind...

瀧泉寺 Ryūsenji/目黒不動尊 Meguro Fudōson Temple. Meguro Ward is named for the black eyed deity enshrined here. The shrine is accessed either by the Men's or Women's Slope stairs. Even after climbing the slopes, there are still more stairs ascending to the sanctuary. There are many statues scattered around the precincts of the temple that are...

Surprisingly large and interesting buddhist temple complex in Meguro ward. The monument to the person that figured out how to propagate sweet potatoes was particularly interesting. There's a circuit you can do to worship all the represented...