The taste-of-Edo tour route

This is the family temple of Sago Sakura, a public-spirited man of the Edo period who saved farmers from overtaxation. The temple features the Sago Reihoden and its collection of Sago's personal effects, and the Sogo Oichidaikikan, where visi tors can enjoy a 13-sided 3D panorama of 66 dolls.

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is the head temple of Shingonshu
sect and is affectionately known as "Narita's 0-Fudo-sama."
The top-ranked of the "Big Three" temples of the Kanto
region, it is visited by about 10 mi llion people each year. In
1980, 5 important religious structures from relatively modern
times were designated as important cultural properties:
Komyodo Hall and Shakado Hall, which were formerly the
main building, and the Three-storied Pagoda, Niomon Gate,
and Gakudo Hall.

Omotesando Road is 800 meters,which lies from JR Narita Station to Omotesando Road, leads straight to Narita’s famous Shinshoji Temple. There are inns, restaurants, and numerous souvenir shops. For over 300 years, shopkeepers here have been welcomed visitors to this town. To keep with its history and tradition, it is not out of place here to see kimono-wearing proprietors greeting their customers. Omotesando Road also has countless restaurants which serve the local delicacy of eel cuisine. Narita city opens numerous events throughout the year, and many events are opened on Omotesando street. This place is the perfect place to enjoy and participate in a traditional Japanese festival.

This is an unique historic park. You can learn the culture and the history of Japan in primitive age and 150 years ago.There are reproduction of the facilities when Samurai were still exists. You can feel and learn their life here.