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Gōtokuji is a local temple in the west of Tokyo that has become a popular attraction for foreign visitors. The reason for all these visits is a small corner where over 1000 maneki neko (beckoning cats) are put on display. It creates a sight that you can not find anywhere else and as a cat lover it might be an essential photo opportunity on every Tokyo itinerary. Gōtokuji is a small temple, established in 1480. Compared to most temples in Tokyo it is actually a quite lovely temple to visit, covered in green with a tree-lined entrance road and a couple of nice old buildings. However, they are using a little bit too much asphalt for my taste, and the common practice of parking cars on the temple grounds also hurts my aesthetic feelings.