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Izumiya Shrine
西東京市住吉町１丁目２１−１
Located in Nishitokyo City, Tokyo, this shrine has long been revered as the chief guardian shrine of the former Kamihoita village.
History
The shrine's former name was Izumiya Gongen. It has long served as the chief guardian shrine of Kamihoita village. During the early Meiji period, it was renamed Izumiya Shrine in accordance with the Shinto-Buddhist Separation Edict. It is said that when it was first established, it was located near Mt. Miya and enshrined the wind deities Kyuchohine-no-Mikoto and Kyuchohobe-no-Mikoto.
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What visitors say
Situated within a residential area, the shrine has a quiet atmosphere. Large trees line the approach path, and a newly built office building gives it a bright impression. A mobile cafe truck sometimes sets up here, allowing for a relaxed visit. It is unconfirmed whether Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are available.
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