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Ono Shrine (Fuchu City)
府中市住吉町３丁目１９−３
A shrine located in Fuchu City, Tokyo, listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex) and recognized as a disputed site (ronsha). It is also known by the alternative name Onomiya.
History
It is said to have been founded in the 18th year of Emperor Annei's reign. Due to flooding caused by the Tama River, the shrine was relocated, which is believed to have resulted in the creation of two shrines, including Ono Shrine in Tama City. In 1873, it was designated as a Koyasha (a shrine ranked by the Meiji government). The current shrine buildings were rebuilt after a fire in 1926 (Taisho 15).
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What visitors say
A quiet shrine with a calm atmosphere, nestled discreetly within a residential neighborhood. While it is not very large, it is well-maintained and blends seamlessly into the local community. It is within walking distance of the nearest station, but as the surrounding area is residential, visitors are advised to be considerate of their neighbors when visiting.
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