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Toga Hachiman-gu (Toga Hachiman Grand Shrine)
〒136-0076 東京都江東区南砂７丁目１４−１８
A shrine widely revered as a guardian deity for the fulfillment of wishes and for health and longevity, known as a famous spot since the Edo period.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
Enshrined since the late Heian period, this shrine serves as the local tutelary deity of the area. It is colloquially known as 'Gen Hachiman-gu' (Original Hachiman Grand Shrine) due to the theory that it is the original shrine of the Hachiman Grand Shrine in Fukagawa. During the Edo period, it became famous as a scenic spot in the suburbs, and the cherry blossom-lined approach was depicted in works such as the 'Meisho Zue' (Illustrated Guide to Famous Places) and prints by Hiroshige.
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Blessings
Fulfillment of wishes, health and longevity
What visitors say
Located in a lane within a residential area, the atmosphere changes dramatically to a calm and serene one once you pass through the torii gate. The grounds feature young plum trees, a Fuji-zuka (a small mound modeled after Mount Fuji) that has existed since the Edo period, and clusters of wild garlic visible in early spring. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are not available.
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