Gotokuji Temple Guide in Tokyo, Japan | Super Cute Maneki-Neko for Good Fortune

There is an adorable Maneki-Neko (beckoning cat) shrine in Tokyo, Japan. It is the birthplace of the Maneki-Neko—Gotokuji Temple⛩️ There are about a thousand Maneki-Neko cats in the temple. Here, you can enjoy the freedom of Maneki-Neko🆓 Gotokuji Temple was established in 1633. It has a history of over 300 years. The entire temple has a strong Japanese style. It's also very picturesque when photographed alone. Each season features different flowers. There are male and female Maneki-Neko, too. The cat raising its left paw is the male Maneki-Neko for wealth. The cat raising its right paw is the female Maneki-Neko for fortune. If you want a Maneki-Neko, there are specialized sales inside the temple. There are 9⃣️ different styles and 8⃣️ sizes available. If you wish to make a wish, take a Maneki-Neko home. Once your wish comes true, bring the Maneki-Neko back to the temple. Exchange it for a larger one to continue the cycle♻️ of wishes. The Maneki-Neko displayed in the temple are all for fulfilling vows. Please do not touch or take them home casually. There are quite a few tourists here. It is recommended to go early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid the crowds. 🍃The best season: Maple🍁 season + Cherry Blossom🌸 season 🚇Transportation: Take the Odakyu Line from Shinjuku to 'Gotokuji Station' and walk for 15min ⏲️Hours: 6:00-18:00 (from March); 6:00-17:00 (from September)