Tokyo Daibutsu

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Dan Tanda

"Located in a Tokyo suburb, it takes about 1 hour by train from downtown Tokyo to see the great Tokyo Daibutsu (big Buddha statue). Unknown to many travelers despite being in one of the busiest cities in the world, it’s hidden deep in the suburbs within a temple with an ancient history. In addition, there is a small Japanese-style garden, a pond filled with colorful carp, a bell tower, historic graves and stone statues of the Seven Lucky Gods."

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About Tokyo Daibutsu

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Address

5-chōme-28-3 Akatsuka, Itabashi City, Tokyo 175-0092, Japan

Website

https://www.tokyo-daibutsu.com/

Phone

+81 3-3975-3325