Place of worship • Japan, 〒616-0006 Kyoto, Nishikyo Ward, Arashiyama Kokuzōyamachō, １６ 法輪寺内
The Den-den Shrine stands in the inner sanctum of the elegant Arashiyama. From here, you can gaze at the Togetsukyo Bridge below and feel the leisurely flow of time. The precincts, surrounded by trees, form a world of tranquility far removed from the hustle and bustle. Here, you can escape the busyness of daily life and find peace of mind.
This Den-den Shrine is an ancient place devoted to the guardian gods of electricity and radio waves. The monuments of predecessors who made significant contributions to the invention and establishment of electricity, such as Edison and Hertz, stand side by side, allowing you to contemplate their profound wisdom. It offers a unique atmosphere where the horizons of science and faith intersect.
The Den-den Shrine is widely known as the guardian deity of IT. It is believed to bring blessings to modern digital devices such as mobile phones and computers, in preventing malfunctions, and has gained support from technology-related companies. Learning from the past while broadening your view of the future, this luxurious experience is what makes the Den-den Shrine so attractive.
During your visit, we recommend acquiring the Den-den Shrine’s original fortune slips and amulets. Not only can they prevent troubles with electronic devices, but they may also bestow blessings related to electricity and radio waves, such as employment and job transfers. It is also a good idea to purchase amulets like SD cards as souvenirs.
Wrapped in the elegance of Arashiyama, touching ancient wisdom in tranquility, catching a glimpse of the essence of science—such a unique experience can only be found at the Den-den Shrine.