LandmarksShrines & TemplesShrine
Hikawa Shrine
Hikawa Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Numabukuro, Nakano-ku, Tokyo. Visitors will find a traditional shrine complex with a torii gate and worship hall.
903 m from start29 m near route
Heiwa and Egota Park Walk
Overview
Heiwa-no-Mori Park begins a green route past Numabukuro Hikawa Shrine and its Dokan cedar. Maruyamazuka Park and Musashinoryoen continue toward Egota-no-Mori Park.
Spots along this route
2 spotsRoute-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Start
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Goal
2 spots
Nearby routes
Other route ideas around the same area.
Walk3.6 km away
From Teppogumi Hyakunitai Sites to New Kabukicho
This walking route links historic sites tied to the Teppogumi Hyakunitai with the modern streets around Kabukicho, moving through shrine settings and parkland. The course passes Kanchu Inari Shrine and Inari Kio Shrine, skirts Toyama Park (Okubo area), and is framed for access from nearby stations such as Okubo Station and Seibu‑Shinjuku Station.
Shinjuku City, Tokyo4.2 km route
Walk4.6 km away
Hatagaya Heritage and Theater Walk
From Hatagaya Station, pass the Nakahata Koshinto tower and Hatagaya Hikawa Shrine to the former Hata-arai-ike site. Hatagaya Fudoson and the New National Theatre lead onward to Hatsudai Station.
Shibuya City, Tokyo4.6 km route
Walk6.7 km away
Bunkyo Literature and Eiseibunko Walk
Starting near the Sports Center, the route crosses Otsuka and Mejirodai on its way to the Eiseibunko museum. It continues past Edogawa Park and Kohinata toward Denzuin and the Koishikawa area.
Bunkyo City, Tokyo7.3 km route
sanpo7.1 km away
Akasaka Course
A course where you can explore the charms of Akasaka, interwoven with the traditional and the contemporary.
Shinjuku City, Tokyo3.4 km route