Hakusan Shrine (the same name, different vibe) offers something deeper—a slice of everyday life wrapped in tradition. Locals come here to meditate, pray, or even share tea with the gods. The highlight? A centuries-old ginkgo tree whose leaves turn gold each autumn, turning the whole street into a shimmering carpet of sunlight. At night, when lights glow softly, the red torii seems to float above the water. No crowds, no noise—just real moments and quiet faith. This is the kind of place Tokyoites return to, again and again.