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Oshokami Tenno Shrine
〒130-0002 東京都墨田区業平２丁目９−６
A shrine located in Sumida Ward, Tokyo. It is also referred to as Oshokami Tenno Shrine, taking its name from the local area.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The founding date is unknown, but it was already enshrined during the Ennen era (896–901 CE). In the mid-Muromachi period, it was known as 'Shinmeisha'. During the Meiji period, it was separated from Tokusho-ji temple due to the separation of Shinto and Buddhism. Although the shrine buildings were repeatedly destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake and air raids, they were rebuilt in 1952.
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What visitors say
This is a tranquil shrine nestled within a residential neighborhood, beloved by locals. The shrine buildings feature a sturdy construction with restrained decoration. Notable features include impressive shimenawa (sacred straw ropes), a plaque, stone lanterns adorned with elaborate carvings, and dignified komainu (lion-dog statues). There is a spot next to the main hall where visitors can take photos with the Skytree in the background. The adjacent Mitsumine Shrine can also be visited.
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