Konno Hachimangu

Konno Hachimangu (金王八幡宮) is a Shinto shrine which is a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station.
It was founded in 1092 by the Shibuya clan in Shibuya Castle, and is dedicated to popular god(s) of war Hachiman.
This shrine managed to avoid being destroyed in WWII and conserves a shrine complex built in the feudal times.

Behind the second Torii gate, there's a gate called Shinmon, which is considered to have been built either in 1769 or 1801.

Haiden is where you offer prayers to divinities enshrined in Honden behind Haiden.
Haiden and Honden are connected by Heiden. These three, all of them built in 1612, compose Shaden.

Kaguraden is the stage where music and such are played during rituals.

Homotsuden is a small exhibition room displaying things such as mikoshi (portable shrine) and ema pictures. It's admission free.