An Urban Oasis "Fukutoku Shrine" — A Power Spot Where History and Modernity Harmonize

Quietly nestled in Tokyo's Nihonbashi district, "Fukutoku Shrine" offers a healing space wrapped in tranquility right in the heart of a city filled with office buildings. Founded as far back as the Heian period, this shrine has a long history and was once revered by the Tokugawa family during the Edo period. Although it disappeared for a time due to disasters and wartime fires, it has been rebuilt repeatedly to its current form. The enshrined deity is "Ukanomitama no Mikoto," believed to bring blessings such as prosperous business, abundant harvests, and overall good fortune. Located in a business district, it is popular among salarymen and office workers wishing to improve their work luck. Though small, the shrine grounds are clean and offer a calm atmosphere that lets visitors forget the city's hustle and bustle. Especially notable is the lush area called "Mebuki no Mori," a healing spot where you can feel the changing seasons of nature. In recent years, it has also gained attention as a power spot for matchmaking and increasing financial luck, with unique charms like the "Treasure Bag Omikuji" becoming popular. Perfect for a quick visit to refresh your mind during Tokyo sightseeing or business trips. Fukutoku Shrine, where old traditions and modernity blend, quietly brings blessings to those who visit. #SpringZeroYenTrip