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Tōjō was cremated. Some of his ashes were scattered at sea, and some were interred at Zōshigaya Cemetery in Tokyo and at Koa Kannon, a temple dedicated to the bodhisattva of compassion in Atami. He is also enshrined at Yasukuni, a shrine that honours the millions of Japanese who died in World War II.

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