The Origin of Japan's Lucky Cats - Seeking Love, Not Wealth!

The first shrine with 'Lucky Cats' from the Edo period. In front of the shrine, there are two lucky cats, attracting many visitors who hope for good fortune. Tokyo, Japan, is home to many charming shrines, with the most popular ones being those for love and matchmaking, and the lucky cat shrine Asakusa's 'Imado Shrine'. Imado Shrine is a well-known love and matchmaking shrine in Tokyo. Whether you are looking for a new romance or hoping to strengthen your relationship with your partner, this shrine can bless you with abundant positive energy. Although you cannot enter the inner hall, you can see six lucky cats of different sizes, with their right paws raised as a symbol of attracting good luck and love. Transportation: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, Tsukuba Express 'Asakusa Station' Business Hours: 0900～1600