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Sumiyoshi Shrine
青梅市住江町１２
Located in Ome City, Tokyo, this shrine is known as the Soshinju (general guardian deity) of Ome-juku (a post station on the old Tokaido road). The shrine grounds house cultural properties, including a Yunryu-zu (painting of a dragon in the clouds) by Kobayashi Ten'en.
Enshrined deities
The Three Sumiyoshi Deities
History
Founded in 1369 CE (Ouan 2), it serves as the Soshinju of Ome-juku. The shrine grounds preserve the cultural legacy of local literati and artists from the Ome area.
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What visitors say
The shrine is situated on a high plateau. The approach path features steep stone steps and a relatively gentle slope. The grounds include stone carvings of cats and Komainu (guardian lion-dogs). During the cherry blossom season, visitors can enjoy beautiful scenery. There are multiple sub-shrines on the grounds, and Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are available.
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