Tokyo
Saimyoji Temple
最明寺
Total Fee
200,000yen〜
Basic Information
Saimyoji Temple, founded 1262 by Hojo Tokiyori, born from compassion for an elderly monk.
Over 750 years old, it blends tradition with modernity,
attracting international couples with its deep cultural roots and contemporary approach.
Enshrined Deities
Amida Buddha, Saimyoji Temple's main deity, is a key Buddhist figure symbolizing happiness, healing, and protection in this life.
Known as the Buddha of Infinite Light, Amida guides believers to the Pure Land, offering peace and hope for both present and future existences.
| Pricing | Ceremony Fee: 200,000yen〜(including the preparation room fee) |
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| Ceremony options | Buddhist wedding ceremony |
| Address | 61 Ogaya, Kawagoe City, Saitama, Japan |
| Guest capacity | 50 guests |
| Access | From the West Exit of Kawagoe Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, take Seibu Bus Route 35 to Kasumino, get off at Suijo Park Entrance |
| Parking | Available |
Recommended Points
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Picturesque Photo Spots
Capture timeless memories in scenic Japanese gardens, at ornate water basins, and in luxurious waiting rooms throughout the seasons.
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Pets Welcome
Your beloved pets can attend the ceremony in carriers. Commemorative photos with your furry family members are also possible.
Photo Gallery
Staff Comments
We specialize in international weddings, offering personalized support. Direct consultations with our chief priest ensure a smooth ceremony, bridging cultural gaps.
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Japanese Wedding Ceremony Plan
Ideal for couples wanting an authentic Japanese wedding ceremony at a shrine or temple.
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Japanese Wedding Ceremony + Photo Plan
Ideal for couples wanting a Japanese wedding ceremony with a full photo shoot.
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Japanese Wedding Ceremony + Two Bridal Outfits + Photo Plan
Ideal for couples wanting a Japanese wedding ceremony with two traditional outfits and a full photo shoot.
Steps to Shinto Wedding
We'll guide you through all preparations until your ceremony day. Enjoy peace of mind with our multilingual email support from inquiry to the event.