Naritasan Shinshoji Temple's Omotesando Main Approach 成田山新勝寺に至るメインロード「表参道」

Official explanation

Walk Through a Historical Edo (Tokyo) Townscape

The 800-meter road starting at JR and Keisei Narita Stations and ending at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is called Naritasan Omotesando and has been a prosperous street in Narita since the Edo period (1603–1867). It is lined with buildings reminiscent of an Edo townscape, allowing visitors to experience something of the historical atmosphere of this period in Japan.

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There are numerous cafes, medicine and souvenir shops, and restaurants that offer Narita specialties, like unagi (eel). Tangible Cultural Properties that date back hundreds of years can be seen along the way. The energetic neighborhood of the omotesando has welcomed visitors to the temple for many hundreds of years.

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Source: Japan Tourism Agency, Multilingual Explanation Database. This English text was produced by the Japan Tourism Agency's multilingual explanation project and is shown unedited. Opening hours and services may have changed since it was written.