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Hinomiyama Shrine
〒191-0001 東京都日野市栄町２丁目２７−１９ 日野宮神社
Located in Hino City, Tokyo, this shrine is commonly known as Gongensama. It houses several cultural assets designated by Hino City, including a standing statue of Amida Nyorai from the Muromachi period.
History
The founding date is unknown, but legend holds that Hino Yasunori, the ancestor of the Sai Party of the Musashi Seven Clans, served as the provincial governor of Musashi Province. His descendants enshrined their ancestral deity and called it Hino Kan Gongen. Additionally, serving as the protective shrine for the Yotsuya area, its principal deity is the local Buddha Kongou Satsu Bosatsu.
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