Serada Toshogu Shrine

世良田東照宮 · Shinto shrine

Gunma Prefecture's official tourist guide records that parts of the buildings of Nikko Toshogu were moved here in 1644, because the area is the birthplace of the Tokugawa family.

The red worship hall of Serada Toshogu at the top of a flight of stone steps, with a lantern on each side. — 京浜にけ at Japanese Wikipedia · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0This resized file is offered under CC BY-SA 3.0, the same licence as the original.

The Agency for Cultural Affairs records the main hall, the Chinese-style gate and the worship hall as Important Cultural Properties of the early Edo period.

Hours

The times and charges below are the ones Gunma Prefecture's official tourism websites publish.

Open, April to October	9:00–16:30Gunma Prefectural Tourism Association — Serada Toshogu (Japanese)
Open, November to March	9:30–16:00Gunma Prefectural Tourism Association — Serada Toshogu (Japanese)

Admission

Adults	300 yen
Elementary and junior high school students	100 yen

Gunma Prefectural Tourism Association — Serada Toshogu (Japanese)

Getting there

Serada Station — about 20 minutes on foot

Gunma Official Tourist Guide (Gunma Prefectural Government) — Serada Toshogu Shrine (English)

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Sources

History and background, Getting there	Gunma Official Tourist Guide (Gunma Prefectural Government) — Serada Toshogu Shrine (English)
What you can see	Agency for Cultural Affairs — Serada Toshogu worship hall (Important Cultural Property)
Open, April to October, Open, November to March, Admission	Gunma Prefectural Tourism Association — Serada Toshogu (Japanese)

Information checked: September 13, 2026.