Charming temple, went in July for a windchime festival. Several food & ice cream stands leading up to temple grounds. Wasn't as easy to access compared to other shrines & temples in Tokyo, had to take an extra bus from closest station so that could be intimidating for tourists.

I lived very close to this temple. You can touch by your hands Buddhist spirituality, furthermore there’s a wonderful garden and many sakura trees.

Lovely working temple in use by the locals. A very impessive structure. Lovely peaceful gardens to sit and reflect. Shops selling interesting foods, snacks and souvenirs on the street in front of the temple.

Adachi Nishiarai Daishi Sojiji is the biggest Buddhist temple in Tokyo’s Adachi special ward. It has a vast compound. Besides, the space of the main hall is charming to walk around. The main gate, monuments, small ponds, and a few small shrines on the right were attractive.

Beautiful to explore in all seasons. The grounds are fairly spacious as far as temples in Tokyo go, so it’s good for toddlers/small children to wander around. The pond area to the left of the temple is so scenic. Very quiet on weekdays. We enjoy getting our new year fortunes here. Lots of food stalls and atmosphere on weekends and holidays. Don’t miss the wisteria in April - it’s gorgeous.

One of the largest temple I've visited in Adachi City. It has food stalls inside, the tree's during the winter is really looking good, the ponds are fill with fishes and there are a lot of statue to explore. I hope to go there in spring as well. A nice place to spend few hours with family or friends. Recommended for any foreigners who loves to visit shrine.

Stunning architecture , gardens , koi ponds , best days are 8, 18 or 28th of any month , Sundays and festival days 0bon and new year Eve , or if you want to go and have the place nearly all to your own any week day is very quiet .

04/11/2021 I visited here for its famous Peonies' Garden. Luckily wisterias has just bloomed and late blooming double-flowered cherry trees are in full bloom now. 10/18/2020 This year is my first unlucky year, so I visited here to remove the bad luck.