A temple just a short walk from Kuramae Station. The name Kayadera is said to come from a large kaya (Japanese nutmeg) tree that once stood in the grounds. The precinct sits on a corner of a street lined with buildings and shops, in a spot where you can quietly drop in on the way toward the Sumida River or Asakusa.
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About 1 min walk from Kuramae Station (蔵前駅)
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