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- Ueno Toshogu
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4.0529 Reviews
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taitou-ku Uenokouen 9-88
- This was established in 1627 to enshrine Tokugawa Ieyasu, and it also enshrines Tokugawa Yoshimune and Tokugawa Yoshinobu. The shrine is located within Ueno-onshi-koen Park and after undergoing major renovations in 1651, it escaped calamities such as wars and earthquakes that followed, and is an important spot to see authentic architecture from the Edo period. The heavily gilded and splendid main building is also known as the shrine of gold. There is a peony garden on the premises and the shrine’s “peony festival” that takes place in spring is well-known.
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The shrine has been restored in the last 12 years, and what a wonderful job they have done. On approach to the shrine there are countless stone lanterns, and there are really good explanatory signs...
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- Nezu Jinja Shrine
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Bunkyou-ku Nedu 1-28-9
- This is a shrine with a long history that is located in the Nezu district of Tokyo’s Bunkyo City is said to have been founded by Yamatotakeru (the 12th Emperor of Japan) about 1,900 years ago. The enshrined deities are Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Oyamakuino-kami and Hondawake-no-Mikoto. The shaden (main shrine building) built in 1706 is completely covered in lacquer and is a masterpiece of gongen-zukuri (style of Shinto architecture in which the main hall and worship hall share one roof, and are connected via an intermediate passageway), and seven buildings have received designation as national Important Cultural Properties. Vermillion-lacquered torii gates stand in a row at the smaller Otome Inari Shrine on the premises, making this a popular spot to take photos. The shrine is visited by many worshippers in April when 3,000 azaleas bloom profusely and in September when one of Edo three biggest festivals is held.
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- Onoterusaki-jinja Shrine
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4.040 Reviews
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taitou-ku Shitaya 2-13-14
- A Shinto shrine located in 2 Chome Shitaya, Taito City, Tokyo. The shrine was built in 852 in Ueno dedicated to the famed Heian period poet Ono no Takamura. Later, the shrine was moved to its current location and in the late Edo period also became dedicated to the scholar Sugawara no Michizane. In addition to scholarship, the shrine is also believed to aid worshippers seeking help in the performing arts. The shrine's Fuji-zuka, a Mt. Fuji-shaped mound made from lava rock from the mountain in the Edo period, is a nationally designated Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
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小野は創建者 照崎は上野地域にあった古名だそうです 学業成績、合格祈願に御利益があります 境内社に稲荷織姫神社があります 二神が祀られている場合は額名右側が主神 左側の折姫神社は相殿のようです
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- Moto Mishima Shrine
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3.518 Reviews
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taito-ku Negishi 1-7-11
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こちらはJR鶯谷駅北口からすぐにある神社で、伊予水軍を率いた河野通有が、大山祇命の神託を受けて上野山内に分霊を勧請したのが創祀だそうです。 こじんまりとしていますが、綺麗で立派な神社で、当日は茅の輪もありました。
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- Mishima Shrine (Taito Shitaya)
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3.58 Reviews
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taito-ku Shitaya 3-7-5
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雷伝説の言い伝えの井戸(雷井戸)があります。落ちないでを成功に導くお守りや絵馬があり、成功を祈願する参拝者の多いとの事です。特に受験時期になるとですが、御礼参りの親子の姿を見る事ができました。
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- Hanazono Inari Shrine
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taito-ku Uenokoen 4-17
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- Nanakura Inari Shrine
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taito-ku Ikenohata 2-5-47
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- Inari Shrine
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Taito-ku Negishi 4-16-17
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- Inari Shrine
- Travel / Tourism
- Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Sotokanda 5-4-7
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