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Shrine
八王子市川口町１８６
A shrine located in Moto-Hachioji-cho, Hachioji City. It is said to have been established through the invitation of the deity Goshu Tenno Hachioji Gongen.
History
In the autumn of 913 CE (Engi 13), the monk Kagon Bosatsu Myokou settled at the foot of Fukazawa Mountain in this area. While performing rituals at a waterfall, he received a divine revelation from Goshu Tenno Hachioji Gongen. Consequently, the shrine was established on March 15, 916 CE (Engi 16). It served for a long time as the tutelary deity of the region, and a temple was built and named Jingūji (Shrine Temple). Later, this place name became the name of the village, known as Jingū no Muramachi.
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