There are many places in Shinjuku that have been called power spots since ancient times. It may be even more interesting to go around the red stamp after knowing the history of Shinjuku.

It is recommended not only to collect red stamps, but also to know the origins of shrines and temples, and go around the red stamps while calmly worshiping.

Here are some of the red stamps you can get at Shinjuku temples and shrines. There are also temples and shrines where you can enjoy powerful hand-written vermilion and monthly gorgeous vermilion.

There are also temples and shrines that sell original red stamp books, so if you don’t have a red stamp book yet, you should take this opportunity.

Shinjuku is a lively city that is popular for leisure, entertainment, and gourmet food, but there are many historical shrines and temples, and many cultural assets and historic buildings remain. Yotsuya is also known as a student town and has many famous universities.

There are areas where you can enjoy old townscapes such as Kagurazaka, and there are many locations for movies and dramas, including the movie “Your Name”.

First, we introduce recommended shrines and temples near Shinjuku Station. Let’s take a look at the power spots and benefits of each shrine and temple, and the red stamps that are awarded.

Hanazono Shrine is famous as a shrine accessible from Shinjuku Station, but there are many other power spots.

Hanazono Shrine is a shrine located in Shinjuku Golden Gai and is a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station. Shinjuku has been loved by local Shinjuku people since ancient times, and has benefits such as avoidance, marriage, marital friendship and entertainment.

The city of Sakai, held in November every year, is one of the three major cities in the Kanto region. More than 600,000 people come to worship in search of a good rake. In addition to the regular vermillion seal, there is a special vermillion stamp in the flea market, and the original vermillion stamp is also recommended.

Shinjuku Twelve Shrines Kumano Shrine is a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit Station and is a good accessible shrine adjacent to Shinjuku Central Park. It is a shrine with a history and has benefits for business and traffic safety.

In 2011, Nadeshiko Japan visited and won the tour, so it is popular as a power spot for luck. In addition to the regular red stamps, the summer red stamps and the flea market limited red stamps are also recommended.

Narukoten Shrine is a shrine that can be reached in 12 minutes on foot from Shinjuku Station. This shrine has a history of 1200 years and is dedicated to Michiko Sugawara.

There is Shichifukujin in the precincts, and the 12m high Fujitsuka is famous as a power spot in Shinjuku. You can get an imprint of ancient characters and a vermilion seal of Shichifukujin only for the New Year.

Meiji Jingu is a shrine in Shibuya rather than Shinjuku and can be accessed from JR Harajuku Station or Yoyogi Station. A shrine that enshrines the Emperor and Empress of Meiji.

There are a number of power spots in the precincts, such as marriage, marital friendship and good luck. It is also recommended for strolling in a green park. There is one kind of red stamp, and there is also an original red stamp book.

Tasoji Temple is a Jodo Buddhist temple and can be reached in a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoemmae Station. It is known for enshrining the Enma statue, one of the three Edo demons, and the Jizo statue, one of the Edo Rokujizo. There is a benefit to correct the children’s deeds after Enma Daioh.

In January and July, the “Emma Great Day” is held, and the Enma Daioh statue is an open book. You can get a red stamp of Edo Rokujizo at Tasoji.

Next, let’s introduce the shrines and temples around Shin-Okubo from Shinjuku. This area is recommended for visiting Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin in Higashi Shinjuku.

From Shin-Okubo Station, there are Minnanaka Inari Shrine, which is famous as a power spot for winning lottery tickets, and Meotogi Shrine, known as a power spot for children.

Inari Onio Shrine is a shrine in Shinjuku Kabukicho, a 5-minute walk from Higashi Shinjuku Station. The shrine with the name Oni-Oh is the only shrine in the country, and is famous as a shrine dedicated to the demons. It is recommended as a power spot for trouble prevention and disease healing.

There are many attractions in the precincts such as the demon water bowl and the Tensui koto. Only those who wish to heal the tofu cuts will be awarded a “protect with broom”. You can also have a red stamp.

Nishimukai Tenjin Shrine is a shrine known as a power spot in Higashi Shinjuku and can be accessed in 6 minutes on foot from Higashi Shinjuku Station. It is a shrine dedicated to Michiko Sugawara, built in the Kamakura period, and has the benefit of academic achievement.

It is recommended to take a leisurely stroll at a shrine with a spacious and calm atmosphere in Shinjuku. In addition to the regular red stamp, you can also have a red stamp for the New Year. An original red stamp book is also available.

Hozenji is a Nichiren Buddhist temple and can be reached in 9 minutes on foot from Higashi Shinjuku Station. It is known for being enshrined with the statue of Shichimyōjin, which is designated as a tangible cultural property in Shinjuku-ku, and the elderly man of Shinjuku Yamanote Teppukujin. Longevity people have the benefit of longevity.

Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin is not only for New Year’s Day, but also has a red stamp and a treasure ship throughout the year.

Eifukuji is a temple of the Soto sect and is said to have been built in the Edo period. Access is about 8 minutes on foot from Higashi Shinjuku Station.

Eifukuji is also one of the Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujins, and is dedicated to Fukusuju. Fukusuju has longevity benefits. At Eifukuji, the rare bronze gold bronze Buddha and Jizo statue are enshrined. A red stamp of a calligraph is available.

Minanaka Inari Shrine is a shrine in Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, and is a 2-minute walk from Shin-Okubo Station. This shrine was built in the Edo period to pray for the advance of samurai gunfire and is now famous as a power spot for winning lottery tickets and live concert tickets.

In the precincts, there are lottery lotteries and lucky coin purses that are said to be profitable. We also recommend the golden red stamp book. The red stamp is fixed, so please check before visiting.

Meotoki Shrine is a famous shrine for Shinjuku matchmaking and child-rearing power, and it is a 7-minute walk from Shin-Okubo Station.

Since the celebrity became pregnant immediately after the celebrity prayed for the child, many couples come to worship because they are said to benefit the child. Also recommended is a talisman amulet. Here you can get a written red stamp.

Here are some recommended shrines and temples that are popular from Shinjuku to Waseda. In this area, there are many temples and shrines that are popular among the red stamps, such as Mt.

In addition, it is said that “Ichiyo Kurofuku” at Hoseiji and “Ichiyo Kurfu” at Anahachiman Shrine, which are available only in winter, are also very profitable.

Ninenzan Horinji Temple is a Nichiren Buddhist temple built in the Edo period. Access is a 3-minute walk from Waseda Station on the Tozai Line.

The monthly “How Goshuin” is famous, and depending on the month, you can draw pictures such as potatoes and zodiac signs. Previously it was handwritten, but now it seems to be printed.

Currently, there is no red stamp for renovation of the temple office. There are detailed rules for awarding, so please check on SNS.

Anahachimangu Shrine is a shrine built in the Edo period and is known for its Takadanobaba Ryoma. Access is a 3-minute walk from Waseda Station.

The “Ichiyo Ryu”, which is awarded during the winter solstice during the Setsubun period, is popular, and some people stay all night on the first day. If you put it on the wall of your house for 1 year, you will benefit from prosperous business and money. The red stamp “Ichiyo come back” is recommended.

Shinjuku Suwa Shrine was built as a guardian of Takadanobaba about 200 years ago, and is a 1-minute walk from Nishiwaseda Station. Located near Waseda University and Gakushuin Women’s University, it is famous as a power spot for praying for success and winning prayers.

There are two types of red stamps, written and handwritten, and cute designs that change every month are popular. An original red stamp book designed by Shinjuku Suwa Shrine is also available.

Hosho-ji Temple is located near the Anahachiman Shrine introduced above and has a 360-year history. It is a historical temple that was designated as a prayer house for the Tokugawa family and is famous as a power spot for insects. Access is a 2-minute walk from Waseda Station.

At Hoseiji, an amulet called “Ichiyo Kurofuku” will be distributed between the winter solstice and Setsubun. There is a benefit that makes human relations full, and it is recommended to put it on the wall of the house as a pair with the “Hachiyo Ichifu” of Anahachimangu.

Here are some recommended shrines and temples for Kagurazaka and Yotsuya in Shinjuku. There are many shrines and temples in this area that can be red stamped.

There are unique shrines and temples such as shrines used in popular movies, temples popular with Arashi fans, and shrines where pet prayers can be made.

Yotsuya Suga Shrine is a total guardian of Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, built in the Edo period. It is a 10-minute walk from Shinanomachi Station and a 10-minute walk from Yotsuya Station.

Yotsuya Suga Shrine is known for the stone steps of Osaka used in the last scene of the hit movie “Your Name is.”

There are various benefits such as marriage, illness healing, avoidance, good luck, and unusual things such as civil engineering. You can get a red stamp of your writing.

Yogyoji Temple can be reached in a 3-minute walk from Yotsuya Sanchome Station in Shinjuku. It is a shrine that enshrines “Oiwa-san”, known for its Yotsuya Kaidan, and is famous as a cutting edge power spot.

There are two types of red stamps: the one with the title of “Nanmu Myoho Lotus Flower” and “Oiwa Inari”. The original red stamp book is also on sale.

Akagi Shrine is a shrine located in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku Ward, and is a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Kagurazaka Station. It is a popular power spot in Shinjuku and offers various benefits such as learning, performing arts, romance, and safe delivery.

Since the manga artist Shigeru Mizuki visited in prayer, the “Otaku Oyaji Omori” named after “GeGeGe no Kitaro” is on sale.

Here, there are four types of written red stamps and original red stamps. A cute red stamp book, such as a snow rabbit or a blue rabbit.

Daijozan Keio-ji is a Nichiren Buddhist temple located in Ushigome-yanagicho, Shinjuku-ku, and is a 1-minute walk from Ushigome-yanagicho Station West Exit. It is one of the popular temples in Shinjuku, with various events such as concerts, talks, temple yoga, one-day training, and Buddha statue nights.

In addition to scoring Daikokuten, one of Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin, there are other benefits such as pet feeding, water child feeding, prosperous business, good luck, and trouble prevention.

At Keio-ji Temple in Shinjuku, you can get a very powerful handwritten red stamp. In addition, the limited red stamp of the April flower festival and the original red stamp book are also popular.

Jingokuzan Zenkokuji is a temple of the Nichiren sect built in 1595 and has long been admired by the local people as the “Bishamon of Kagurazaka”. It is a 7-minute walk from JR Iidabashi Station West Exit. Known as the sacred place for Johnny’s, many Arashi fans visit.

It is one of Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin and is known as a power spot for raising money and fortune. Only on the day when Bishamon Tengo is opened, a cute limited “Hime Koban” will be awarded.

There are two types of stamps: Zenkoku Temple and Shichifukujin. In addition, we sell original red stamp books designed by Bishamonten and Tiger.

Ichigaya Kameoka Hachimangu Shrine is a shrine known for being able to worship with pets in Shinjuku, and access is right next to Ichigaya Station. He sings the spirit of Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine in Kamakura.

In addition to dogs, cats, rabbits, turtles and other pets can be visited, and pet prayers are held. Custom-made pet guards that put pet names are also popular.

There are two types of red stamps: Ichigaya Kameoka Hachimangu Shrine and Chanoki Inari Shrine. The original red stamp book is also on sale.

Recently, it is popular to collect red stamps at shrines and temples with the boom. The red stamp was originally given as a sign of dedication of the copy, so let’s have a humble feeling.

The red stamp is not a stamp rally, but a testimony to the visit. I want you to follow the rules without overdoing or complaining at the office.

JR Yamanote Line, Chuo Main Line, Chuo Line, Sobu Line and Shonan Shinjuku Line are in Shinjuku Station. Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line, Toei Shinjuku Line and Toei Oedo Line are on the subway.

In addition, the Keio Line, Keio New Line, Odakyu Odawara Line, and Seibu Shinjuku Line are available for convenient access from various locations.

There are many shrines and temples around Shinjuku, so it is recommended for visiting the red stamp. Shinjuku Station is easily accessible from various places, so you can easily go around the red stamp.

There are many shrines and temples that are considered to be power spots, so please go around the red stamp while enjoying a leisurely stroll.