Haiden Temple, Musashi Travel Guide

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Discover tranquility at Haiden Temple, a Shinto shrine on Mount Mitake offering spiritual solace and natural beauty in Ome, Tokyo.

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Nestled on the slopes of Mount Mitake in Ome, Tokyo, Haiden Temple is a serene Shinto shrine offering spiritual solace and scenic beauty. A visit here provides a glimpse into traditional Japanese religious practices and a peaceful escape from the city.

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Wear comfortable shoes for the walk from the cable car station to the shrine, as the path can be uneven.
Check the weather forecast before visiting, as mountain conditions can change rapidly.
Visit during the fall for stunning autumn foliage.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Shinjuku Station, take the JR Chuo Line to Ome Station (approx. 75 minutes). Transfer to the JR Ome Line to Mitake Station (approx. 20 minutes). From Mitake Station, take the Nishi-Tokyo bus to the Mitake cable car station (approx. 10 minutes, 340 yen). Take the Mitake cable car to the top (600 yen one way, 1200 yen round trip). From the Mitake cable car station, it's about a 20-30 minute walk to Haiden Temple.
Walking

From Mitake Station, it is possible to walk to the cable car station in approximately 40 minutes. From the Mitake cable car station, it's about a 20-30 minute walk to Haiden Temple.
Taxi

From Mitake Station, a taxi to Haiden Temple is possible but not practical due to the distance and mountain roads. Instead, take the bus to the cable car. A taxi directly to the summit is not possible.

Discover more about Haiden Temple

Haiden Temple, situated on Mount Mitake in the Okutama region of Tokyo, is a Shinto shrine that has served as a center of mountain worship for centuries. The shrine provides a tranquil and spiritual experience for visitors seeking respite from the urban sprawl.Located a short walk from the Musashi-Mitake Shrine, Haiden Temple allows visitors to explore the natural beauty of Mount Mitake, including hiking trails, rock gardens, and waterfalls. The area is particularly beautiful in the fall, when the leaves change color.Visitors can reach the shrine by taking a train to Mitake Station, followed by a bus to the Mitake cable car, and a short walk to the summit. Along the way, they can explore a small village with traditional Japanese inns and souvenir shops.