Senso-ji Temple to Hold Special Viewing of Denboin Garden and Ema-do Hall (Scenic Sites)

Special Viewing of Senso-ji's Scenic Sites for a Limited Time

A rare event will offer a limited-time special viewing of the Denboin Garden and Ema-do Hall, both designated as scenic sites of Senso-ji Temple. The event was announced by HITOHATA, INC.

The Denboin Garden is not normally open to the public. It is known as a strolling garden with a charm that changes with the seasons, and opportunities to see it open for this many consecutive days are by no means common. The Ema-do Hall, which will also be open, is a building that conveys the history of worshippers' prayers to this day and is well worth seeing. Viewing both together will let you experience the deeper charm of Senso-ji.

The event will run from October 30 to November 3, 2026, making it an ideal time of year to enjoy the garden at leisure in the clear autumn air. You may also be able to enjoy autumn foliage in the garden during the period. Spending time among the historic garden and architecture, in a quiet spot slightly removed from the bustle of Asakusa, is likely to be a precious experience for locals and tourists alike.

Because the viewing period is limited, those planning to visit should leave plenty of time in their schedules. Don't miss this special autumn opportunity to catch a glimpse of a side of Senso-ji that is usually out of sight.