Photo Credit：Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

 A major temple in the Chisan branch of Shingon Buddhism.With a history of 1080 years, five structures including a gate and halls in the premises are designated as National Important Cultural Properties.
 The first three days every year attract nearly 3 million people from Chiba and other surrounding prefectures for Hatsu-Mode (new-year prayer for revitalization before the Gods or Buddha).
 The most popular souvenir of Shinshoji is a protective amulet called "Kachi-Onmamori.""Kachi" means winning or overcoming the self, so the souvenir is best suited for your friends who are athletes.

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From Naritasan Shinshoji Temple to Funabashi

Route 1

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
　↓ about 10 min. on foot
Keisei Narita Sta.
　↓ for Keisei Ueno (about 40 min. by Keisei Main Line limited express)
Keisei Funabashi Sta.
　↓ about 3 min. on foot
JR Funabashi Sta.

Fare　540 yen

Route 2

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
　↓ about 10 min. on foot
JR Narita Sta.
　↓ for Chiba/Kurihama (about 53 min. by JR Sobu/Narita Line rapid service)
JR Funabashi Sta.

Fare　840 yen

From Funabashi to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

Route 1

JR Funabashi Sta.
　↓ about 3 min. on foot
Keisei Funabashi Sta.
　↓ for Narita Airport (about 40 min. by Keisei Main Line limited express)
Keisei Narita Sta.
　↓ about 10 min. on foot
Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

Fare　540 yen

Route 2

JR Funabashi Sta.
　↓ for Narita Airport Terminal 1 Sta. (about 53 min. by JR Sobu/Narita Line rapid service (Airport Narita))
JR Narita Sta.
　↓ about 10 min. on foot
Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

Fare　840 yen

• Naritasan Shinshoji Temple Official Website