Kirche

Holy Resurrection Cathedral

Region: Tokyo, Japan

Mo: Geschlossen
Di: 13:00–16:00
Mi: 13:00–16:00
Do: 13:00–16:00
Fr: 13:00–16:00
Sa: 13:00–16:00
So: 13:00–16:00
Öffnungszeiten: Visiting hours are 13:00–15:30 from October to March and 13:00–16:00 from April to September. Closed Mondays and during the New Year holidays; access may be suspended for church events.
Preis: A donation of about ¥300 is requested for visiting the cathedral.
Besuchshinweise: This is an active Orthodox church: dress modestly, remain quiet, and silence mobile phones. Photography and video are prohibited inside; visitor access may be restricted during services.
Öffnungszeiten: Gut mit Kindern
Öffnungszeiten: Geht bei Regen
Öffnungszeiten: Etwa 20–30 Min.

Warum der Umweg sich lohnt

Completed in 1891 under Saint Nicholas of Japan, the Orthodox cathedral introduced a striking Byzantine dome to the Meiji capital.

The Holy Resurrection Cathedral, also known as Nikorai-do, is a significant cultural and architectural landmark in Tokyo. Completed in 1891, it features a distinctive Byzantine dome and has been a center of Orthodox Christianity in Japan.

Was sonst in der Nähe liegt

Die nächstgelegenen Orte, über die wir geschrieben haben, mit Luftlinie von hier.

400 m
Old Manseibashi Station
Manseibashi opened in 1912 as a major Chuo Line terminal but lost its importance as Tokyo's railway geography shifted, finally closing in 1943. Its red-brick viaduct, granite stairways, and abandoned platform survived for seventy years before reopening as a public deck and commercial passage where trains still rush past on both sides.
750 m
Jimbocho Book Town
About 130 second-hand bookshops in one quarter, the largest concentration in the world, grown around the universities since the 1880s.
950 m
Akihabara Electric Town
From a post-war radio-parts black market to the world capital of electronics, anime, manga and maid cafés.
1.3 km
Kudan Kaikan Terrace
The preserved façade belongs to the former Military Hall, which became martial-law headquarters during the February 26 Incident. Officers drafted the famous radio appeal urging enlisted rebels to return to their units here, and it was broadcast from the building on February 29, helping end the standoff.
1.4 km
Imperial Palace East Gardens
Paths, walls and the foundation of the lost keep reveal the former Honmaru and Ninomaru compounds of Edo Castle.
1.5 km
Nippon Budokan
Built for martial arts, Budokan became a contested symbol of rock’s arrival when the Beatles played five concerts here between June 30 and July 2, 1966. In 1978, Cheap Trick recorded the roaring performances that became Cheap Trick at Budokan, an album whose success helped turn the hall’s name into international shorthand for a career-defining Japanese concert.