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Blessed with Plentiful Greenery and Spring Water, this Temple has the Longest History in Tokyo, After Sensoji
This temple is renowned for warding off dangers and matchmaking, with a National Treasure, a seated Buddha statue of Shaka Nyorai, located in the Shaka Hall.
From the grounds of this temple, blessed with abundant greenery, water springs forth. With its plentiful supply of water, soba noodles were developed here. It's famous for having about 20 buckwheat noodle eateries in the surrounding area.
In addition to the New Year and Setsubun events common throughout Japan, there is a Dharma Ichi festival held every year on March 3 and 4. Crowds of people also come to the Hozuki Festival held in mid-July and the Soba Festival held in Autumn.
The Hondo Main Hall
The Ganzandaishi Hall
Jindaiji's Waterfall
The Approach to the Temple
Soba (Buckwheat Noodles)
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The most famous thing here is the Jindaiji soba noodles. They’re handmade right on site and smell amazing!
The environment is peaceful and quiet, perfect for a stroll. Be sure to try the famous local soba noodles while you're here.
This temple and the surrounding area are really beautiful. There are small shops, ponds, and an incredible soba noodle restaurant. After having lunch there, we spent the afternoon enjoying the scenery. Compared to similar shrines we've visited in and around Tokyo, this one was much less crowded, which we really liked.
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