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Musashi-Kokufu Hachimangu
〒183-0016 東京都府中市八幡町２丁目３３
Located in Hachimancho, Fuchu City, Tokyo, this shrine is also known as 'Fuchu Hachimangu' or 'Rokusho Hachiman Jinja'. It was established as the guardian deity of the Musashi provincial capital.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
Established as the guardian deity of 'Musashi Province', its founding is dated between 724 and 749 CE. It is presumed that tile-roofed shrine buildings once existed here. Currently, there are no resident shrine priests (guji or kannushi), and the site is managed by the adjacent Okunitama Shrine.
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What visitors say
Proceeding along a narrow approach from the old Koshu Kaido road leads to a railway crossing, beyond which lies a shrine grounds surrounded by lush deciduous forest. Featuring impressive shrine gates (shinmon) and torii gates, the atmosphere is quiet and ethereal. The area is also used as a course for walking and jogging, offering a tranquil space where visitors can worship while enjoying nature across the seasons.
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