This colorful and vibrant temple is located in Yokohama Chinatown. ¥100 to enter the inner temple or ¥500 to enter the inner temple & burn incense. The temple is dedicated to Ma Zhu, the goddess of the sea. Parking is not available but a parking lot is located around the corner.

Pretty awesome place to pay a visit with family! You can donate some money to worship her. The Mazu god is from Taiwan, and she is a kind and wonderful female god who cares people and guide them in the ancient time for sailors. Personal recommend: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Family-friendly: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Date for couples: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parking lot: ✕ Services/meals/products/design: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Period for stay: < 1 hour Baby room/accessible toilet: ✕ Cleanness: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Although not old, this temple is beautiful and colorful and it is a nice addition to Chinatown. If you are strolling the narrow streets, you should stop by this place. You can make some amazing photos here. If possible try to avoid the crowds.

Interesting to go in China town. I like to see the différence between each country. Here, in this place we find a beautiful chinese temple. It's quiet different with what i saw during my japanese travel. So it's a intense Colors and architecture. It gives an other sensation of spirituality and the différence between japanese and chinese style. Very pleasant place.

A beautiful Chinese temple to visit in the heart of Chinatown. Beautiful architecture and designs throughout. Not to big but in a good location

(Translated by Google) Missing temples in Taiwan, I made a pilgrimage to Guandi Temple in Chinatown in Yokohama. There was a five-pillar incense stick for worship at the door, which seemed to cost 500 yen. In the end, I chose to worship with my hands. (Original) 想念台灣的廟宇，特地跑來橫濱中華街的關帝廟朝聖，門口處有販售拜拜用的香5柱好像要500日幣，我最後選擇心誠則靈，用手拜拜。

A very well maintained, beautiful temple dedicated to Mazu the Sea Goddess.

(Translated by Google) A 10-minute walk from Ishikawacho Station on the JR Negishi Line and Keihin Tohoku Line. A 3-minute walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station on the Minatomirai Line. No parking lot. A relatively new temple built in 2006. "Mazu" is also called "Tengo" and is still worshiped in mainland China, Taiwan, and other parts of the world where overseas Chinese live, as a guardian deity of voyage safety and a goddess who protects people from natural disasters, plagues, wars, and thieves. I'm sorry. You can get power in a very gorgeous atmosphere. (Original) JR根岸線、京浜東北線石川町駅より徒歩10分。みなとみらい線元町・中華街駅より徒歩3分。駐車場なし。2006年に建立された比較的新しい寺院。「媽祖」は「天后」とも呼ばれ、航海安全の守護神、自然災害や疫病、戦争、盗賊から人々を護る女神様として、現在でも中国大陸や台湾を始め、華僑が住む世界各地で信仰されているそうてす。とても華やかな雰囲気で、パワーを頂けます。

I happened to be walking around Chinatown and I ended up in front of this place and just looking at it was great. It turned out that a few minutes after taking some photos, some staff came out and they had an event scheduled for that night so there was a Chinese Dragon dance and there was traditional music. It was an amazing unexpected experience which I got to live.

(Translated by Google) It is a fun temple with yin and yang fortune-telling. However, when I go here, I'm spending some money on my sister's sales talk ... (Original) 陰陽の占いがあったり、色々楽しいお寺です。 ただ、ここ行くと、お姉さんのセールストークに、なんだかんだでお金使ってしまうんだなぁ…

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture😀 (Original) Kiến trúc đẹp😀

(Translated by Google) You will be overwhelmed by the magnificent decoration from the exterior to the inside of the mausoleum. I've been to the Seki Emperor's Mausoleum many times, but this mausoleum was also very beautiful. (Original) 外観から廟のなかまで立派な装飾に圧倒されます。関帝廟には何度も行ってますが、こちらの廟もとても美しかったです。

(Translated by Google) Just Chinatown (Original) 正に中華街

(Translated by Google) At the Seki Emperor's Mausoleum, there were soldiers on the pillars and sculptures in various places, and there was a gentle feminine feeling throughout. (Original) 関帝廟は柱や色々な場所の彫刻には兵隊が、こちらは優しい女性感が全体に漂っていました。

Best shrine for foreigners. They explained in english what are the different things we need to do and what they are mean for .. also nice location to grab food nearby

(Translated by Google) The temple staff first greeted them enthusiastically in Chinese and Japanese that they had prepared incense sticks for worship. After a polite nod, they wanted to say that we just wanted to look around and plan to step up to the main hall. They were stopped by the temple staff in a slightly stern tone. The following means that you can't visit the temple without incense Looking at the comments, it seems that most people (mainly Japanese) buy incense, and they all feel that the temple staff are very kind and will carefully guide them how to visit. It can only be said that this is not the same as the temple culture in my mind. Perhaps the positioning here is more like an exhibition hall for Japanese people to experience Chinese culture. (Original) 廟方人員先是熱情地以中文和日文招呼說有準備線香可以參拜，禮貌點頭示意之後想說我們只是想四處看看，打算拾階往正殿前進，便被廟方人員以略帶嚴厲的語氣攔下表示沒有點香不能登殿參觀 看了一下評論似乎大多數人（以日本人為主）都會買香，也都覺得廟方人員很親切，會仔細指導他們該如何參拜。只能說這和我心目中的廟宇文化不太相同，也許這裡的定位比較像是讓日本人體驗中華文化的展示館

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Taoist temple in the Yokohama region .... The temple is in an area of ​​Yokohama known as the Japanese Chinatown, where there is a wide variety of Chinese commercial establishments and all with the appropriate Chinese decoration that brings the atmosphere of this country here to Japan. The temple is relatively new and spectacularly beautiful, being one of the main tourist attractions in the region ... If you like temples and shrines, it is worth visiting, it is a very beautiful place to stroll and photograph ... (Original) Um belíssimo templo Taoísta na região de Yokohama.... O templo fica em uma área de Yokohama conhecida como a Chinatown japonesa, onde há uma grande variedade de estabelecimentos comerciais chineses e tudo com a devida decoração chinesa que traz a atmosfera desse país aqui para o Japão. O templo é relativamente novo e espetacularmente bonito, sendo uma das principais atrações turísticas da região... Se você gosta de templos e santuários, vale a pena conhecer, é um lugar muito bonito para passear e fotografar...

This is always a fun temple to visit. Not only does it have a beautiful gate, but the grand dual stairway makes the temple grounds feel much bigger than it is. The Chinese New Year's celebration is always crowded, but worth going for the variety of dance performances and music. The lion dances are great fun as they move through the crowd, "biting" people's heads to give them good fortune. And who wouldn't want to put their head in a celebratory lion's mouth for a year of good fortune?

Beautifully kept temple and a wonderful reflection of Chinese style architecture. Both visit in day light and night light is a must for photographers.

Extraordinary and very colorful completely different from the temples in Beijing China.

An extremely beautiful, vibrant, and must see sight in Yokohama. It’s built in Chinese style, so it’s a lot more colorful and covered in carvings than a Japanese temple would be. It’s also very centrally located within 2 minutes walk of motomachi chukagai station or any of the main gates to China town. Essential to any China town visit.

One of the nice looking gates to the Chinatown.

A beautiful Chinese temple in Chinatown that surprisingly few people know about. Most Japanese tourists and locals aren’t even savvy of this spot because it’s off of the main road. Very ornate inside and out. A must see in your visit to Chinatown.

This is a temple dedicated to the Chinese Sea Goddess. Great temple, very colourful and worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) Fancy temple (Original) 派手な寺院

(Translated by Google) It was gorgeous, solemn and impressed. The pair of Kan Tomb is also wonderful. (Original) 華やかで、荘厳で感動しました。 対の関帝廟も素晴らしいです。

(Translated by Google) The day and night are beautiful. (Original) 昼間も夜も綺麗です。

(Translated by Google) Recommended for the mausoleum where a powerful god exists, especially for women. (Original) 力ある神様が在られる廟、特に女性におすすめ。

(Translated by Google) Ma Zhu is a daughter of Mr. Lin in Fujian Province, who was a real person in the Hokuei era, and is said to have a great wisdom and was given a teaching and a copper bill by God at the age of 16. He traveled around the island riding clouds and healed the disaster and healed the illnesses of people. After being called to heaven at the age of 28, he began to build a mausoleum as a god of the rescued country's rescuers. Mazu is the god of the sea who protects the safety of voyages. The octagonal Mausoleum is dedicated to the gods of learning and marriage. (Original) 媽祖は北栄時代に実在した福建省の林氏の娘であり、才知に長け、16歳で神から教えと銅製のお札を授けられたといわれています。 雲に乗り島を巡回し、災いを退け人々の病をも癒したとか。 28歳で天に召されたあと、護国救民の神様として、廟を建て祀るようになりました。 媽祖は航海の安全を守る海の神。 八角形の媽祖廟内には学問や縁結びの神々が祀られています。

(Translated by Google) Simply passing through, after a few days of Japanese trips before and after, it feels wonderful to see the Mazu Temple Chinatown is completely empty at 6 am, including here I remember many people in Singapore ’s Matsu Temple (Original) 單純經過,經歷前後幾天的日本行程,看到媽祖廟感覺就是妙 早上六點的中華街完全沒人,包括這裡 記得新加坡的媽祖廟一早就很多人

(Translated by Google) In 2006, the Mausoleum of Yokohama was opened in Yokohama Chinatown as a new landmark of Yokohama, which celebrates its 150th anniversary from the opening of the port. It was diverted from the first Taiwanese government-built Tainan City, Taiwan. (Original) 平成18年に、横浜媽祖廟は開港から150周年を迎える横浜の新名所として横浜中華街に落慶開廟した。 台湾最初の官建の台南市大天后宮より分霊された。

The temple is beautiful, but I give a thumbs down to the old Taiwanese woman who works there. She is absolutely rude and psycho. The whole experience is ruined by her. People just want to worship the god, but not show up for her to express her anger. Her manner is horrible, and she doesn't deserve to serve the god. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

(Translated by Google) I have money... (Original) お金がいる、、、

(Translated by Google) As soon as I entered, a fairy goddess Obasan kept urging us to hurry up and buy incense for 500 yen. Really bad enough Chinese forced to sell to Chinese in other places What is the nature of religion? kono tera ga kane GA daisuki (Original) 一進去一個仙姑歐巴桑就一直催促我們趕快花500円買香 不買不能拜拜 真的有夠差勁 華人在外地給華人強迫推銷 宗教的本質到底是什麼？ kono tera ga kane GA daisuki

A small but beautiful temple. Must pay a visit when you are around the area.

Beautiful temple to see in the heart of Yokohama chinatown.

(Translated by Google) I went to visit before. I didn't have any knowledge at all, but it's interesting to do some research before going. When I actually went there, the person in charge explained various ways to visit and amulets. (Original) 以前にお参りに行きました。 全く知識がありませんでしたが、行く前に色々と調べてみると面白いものです。 実際に行くと、係の人がお参りの方法やお守りについて、色々と説明してくれました。

(Translated by Google) With Nan! (° Д °) 30 I went to Motomachi for a long time! It has changed so much that it hasn't changed. (^ ー ^) It's beautiful, but the maintenance is good 〰️ (Original) ナンと！(°Д°)30ねんぷりに元町行った！あんま変わってないようて、変わったね～。(^ー^)キレイになってるけど、メンテがいいんだね〰️

(Translated by Google) Majestic. Tapioca, which you drink while looking at the Masobyo Temple, feels more chewy than usual. (Original) 荘厳。橫濱媽祖廟を眺めながら飲むタピオカは、いつもより歯応えがあるように感じる。

(Translated by Google) It was a very beautiful building. The number of worshipers was small, and I was able to teach one-on-one how to worship. (Original) とても綺麗な建物でした。 参拝者が、少なかったのか参拝方法をマンツーマンで指導していただけました。

(Translated by Google) Many people know about the Temple of Kwan Tai, but it's bigger than that. A little-known spot that you have to go to once. (Original) 関帝廟なら知ってる人多いが、それ以上の規模です。一度は行かねばならない穴場。

(Translated by Google) I was able to visit 🙏 The benefit of jumbo at the end of the year was 🤣 regrettable but the Chinese food was delicious 🍴😋🍚 (Original) お参りする事ができました🙏年末ジャンボのご利益は🤣惜しかったが中華料理は美味しかった🍴😋🍚

(Translated by Google) I will buy incense sticks for 500 yen. Hope your fortune will come true. (Original) 線香を500円で買ってお参りします　金運上昇　願いが叶いますように

(Translated by Google) It is a mausoleum in Yokohama Chinatown that enshrines the famous god "Matsu" in China and Taiwan. The basics are the goddess of the sea, but we will listen to all your wishes 😊 ✨ The person in charge will kindly and politely teach you how to visit, so even the first person is okay! You can pray in the Mido, but you can also fortune-telling, so when you come to Yokohama Chinatown, why don't you ask Matsu what you want to know or wish for? ☺️ (Original) 中国や台湾で有名な神様「馬祖さま」をお祀りしている、横浜中華街の御廟です。基本は海の女神さまですが、あらゆる御願いを聞いて下さいますよ😊✨ お参りの仕方も、係の方が親切丁寧に教えて下さるので、初めての方も大丈夫です！御堂の中ではお祈りも出来ますが、占いも出来るので、横浜中華街にお越しの際は是非、馬祖さまに自分が知りたい事、御願いしたい事を問うてみては如何でしょうか？☺️

(Translated by Google) I don't know if it's this temple, but there was a temple (꒪⌓꒪) I visited Chinatown for the purpose, I went there for the first time, but I was surprised that there were quite a few fortune-telling shops (¯꒳¯) ᐝ Since I visited, I don't know that I only eat food dim sum (๑ ิ ټ ิ) (Original) この寺なのか分からないが寺ゎあった( ꒪⌓꒪)中華街が目的で訪問しました、初めて行ったが、胡散臭い占い屋がかなりあるのにビックリでした( ¯꒳​¯ )ᐝ観光で訪問したので、食べ物ゎ点心しか食べてない分かりません(๑ ิټ ิ)

(Translated by Google) It feels very special to see Mazu Temple in another place. (Original) 在異地看到媽祖廟感覺頗特別。

(Translated by Google) This is the Yokohama Masobyo Temple in Chinatown. ❗❗❗ The luxurious exterior is meant to represent the wealth of Chinatown. ❗❗❗ (Original) これが、中華街の、横浜媽祖廟です。❗❗❗豪華な、外装は、中華街の、富を、表す用です。❗❗❗く

(Translated by Google) The daytime is good, but at night the illuminated Yokohama Masobyo Temple is dignified and very beautiful. (Original) 昼間もいいですが、夜はライトアップされた横浜媽祖廟は凛としてとても綺麗です。

(Translated by Google) I bought an incense stick for the first time in my life. It was my first time, but I'm glad that the staff taught me slowly and politely. Perhaps because the incense sticks include the admission fee, there are few people, and the atmosphere is that time is slowly flowing even in the crowded Chinatown. I was very healed! Sometimes this kind of wish is also good. Next time I'll try Omikuji. (Original) 生まれて初めてお線香を買ってお参りしました。初めてだったのですが、スタッフの方がゆっくり丁寧に教えてくれたので良かったです。お線香代のなかに拝観料込みのせいなのか、人も少なくて、混雑する中華街の中でも時間が緩やかに流れている雰囲気。とても癒されました！たまにはこういう願掛けも良いものですね。次回はオミクジもやってみようかな。

(Translated by Google) Hekiheki w to the fierce business of a Chinese grandmother An admission fee of 100 yen, an incense stick of 500 yen, a burning yellow paper of 1,000 yen, a fortune teller, and an amulet to visit God. The building is wonderful. (Original) 中国人のお婆さんの猛烈営業にヘキヘキw 神様にお参りにきて100円の入場料、500円の線香、千円の燃やす黄色い紙、そして、おみくじ、お守り。 建物は素晴らしいのに。

(Translated by Google) Chinatown is famous for the Kwan Tai Temple, but this is a female god. Inside, you can draw a Chinese fortune. The staff will kindly explain how to worship and explain God. (Original) 中華街は関帝廟が有名ですが、こちらは女性の神様。 中では中華なおみくじを引くことができます。 参拝方法や神様の説明をスタッフの方が親切にして下さいます。

(Translated by Google) It is one of the two major tourist spots alongside the Kwan Tai Temple in Yokohama Chinatown, and is crowded with many people every day. (Original) 横浜中華街にある関帝廟と並ぶ二大観光スポットで、連日多くの人で賑わっています。

(Translated by Google) There is a charge. An incense stick (admission fee) is required to enter the hall. It is enough to go up the stairs and go down the stairs without entering the hall. (Original) 有料です。 ここもお堂の中に入るにはお線香（入場料）が必要です。階段上って、お堂の中に入らないで、前を通り、階段降りてきても十分です。

(Translated by Google) Yokohama Masobyo Temple. The mausoleum of Ochikei in 2006. (Original) 横濱媽祖廟。 2006年に落慶開廟。

(Translated by Google) There are times when there are events. (Original) イベントがある時がある。

(Translated by Google) It is a mausoleum dedicated to the founder of women and the ancestor of the goddess of voyage safety. (Original) 女性の始祖、航海安全の女神様の媽祖を祭る廟です。

(Translated by Google) Located in Chinatown. It is a fine temple. (Original) 中華街にあります。立派な寺院です。