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Yayoi Reitoryo (Yayoi Memorial Hall)
〒102-0091 東京都千代田区北の丸公園２−４
A memorial facility enshrining those who died in the line of duty from the Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Fire Department. It features a structure resembling shrine architecture, retaining the atmosphere of its earlier days as a shrine.
History
Founded in 1885 as 'Yayoi Jinja (Yayoi Shrine)', it was established to honor those who died in service for the Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Fire Department. Following the post-war Shinto Directive, it separated from the Metropolitan Police Department and was relocated to Daikanchou, Chiyoda Ward in 1947, where it was renamed 'Yayoi Myou (Yayoi Mausoleum)'. In 1983, it was renamed 'Yayoi Reitoryo (Yayoi Memorial Hall)', and currently hosts non-sectarian memorial services.
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