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Minamishiozaki Tenzo Shrine
江戸川区南篠崎町２丁目５４−１５
A shrine located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, also known as Minamishiozaki Tenzo Shrine. The grounds contain the Fujizuka (Mt. Fuji mound) of Kamikamata, a designated cultural property of Edogawa Ward.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The date of founding is unknown, but it is presumed to have existed during the Edo period. It was rebuilt in 1817 CE, and the shrine buildings were restored in 1857 CE. In 1873 CE, it was renamed Tenzo Shrine and classified as a village shrine (mura-ya).
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