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Suga Shrine (Yotsuya) 須賀神社

A modest Yotsuya neighbourhood shrine made world-famous by the red-railed staircase in the final scene of Makoto Shinkai's "Your Name." (Kimi no Na wa.), and home to a rare set of 36 Immortal Poets paintings.

HoursGrounds open daily; office daytime
ClosedOpen daily
PriceFree
Getting thereYotsuya-sanchome Station (Marunouchi Line), 7 min; Yotsuya Station (JR / Namboku), 10 min
Time needed20 min
Best timeEarly morning for quiet photos
Address5 Sugacho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo

About

Suga Shrine has been the guardian shrine of the 18 neighbourhoods of Yotsuya since 1634, when an Inari shrine was moved here during the building of Edo Castle's outer moat; later the deity Susanoo was enshrined alongside. Since 2016 its claim to fame has been the stone staircase leading down from the shrine, where Taki and Mitsuha finally meet at the end of "Your Name.", fans from around the world come to recreate the scene by the red handrail. In the main hall hang 36 framed paintings of the Thirty-Six Immortal Poets, painted in 1836 and designated a Shinjuku Cultural Property. The shrine is otherwise a quiet residential spot, with a Tori no Ichi fair in November and its main festival in June.

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