Takagi Shrine

I came to a visit a shrine with takagi memorabilia all over as takagi san anime and manga huge fan. The visit was very worth a short walk from the oshiage station (around 10 minutes), the neighborhood around the shrine is so calm and peaceful, true beauty of local life. The shrine is calm and no one is there when i visit

Onigiri shrine! You would never guess that a shrine can be among two stories houses in a narrow street. Many onigiri figurines and many different objects in shape of an onigiri! Very quiet and lovely shrine

I was so happy, it’s a cute shrine that has beautiful goshuin books for each Takagi-san season. Visit for any reason, it was a wonderful experience!

This is small shrine in a quiet housing area. I took train from Asakusa station and stop at Hikifune train station and walk around 10 minutes to the temple. The area is so quiet and chill. This shrine is also known as the onigiri shrine, it is so cute. There's onigiri charm hung on the trees, onigiri shaped rocks and painted as onigiri, onigiri ema board. This is definitely one of the unique temple I have visited in Tokyo.

A very cute shrine, quiet and nicely located next to residential areas. There are adorable amulets available for purchase, which are very special.

A small but super cute shrine around the skytree area. It is well decorated with onigiri / omusubi themed items. They also sell omusubi shaped omamori/charm. They also feature the anime "Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san". They even have the anime themed Omikuji.

Amazing place, a hidden gem in the town... Close to Skytree, that is Always super crowded...I so it's nice to find this little and cute shrine. It's fully decorated with Onigiris made with the same rocks that are in the temple. Beautiful experience.

At first glance this shrine looks like any other one you might encounter when passing by a narrow street. And although it is "famous* for it's onigiri association where it really shines is in the small details. All over the shrine you can fine small and hidden animal figurines enjoying an onigiri or tiny onigiri people hiding in nooks and crannies of statues. Take a minute to enjoy the small details this shrine has to offer.