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Hikawa Shrine
奥多摩町氷川９５４−１
Located at the confluence of the Tama River and the Hihara River, this shrine is considered one of the 'Musashi San-hikawa' (Three Hikawa Shrines of Musashi), alongside Hikawa Shrine and Naka-hikawa Shrine. It is known for the Hikawa Sanbon Sugi (Three Cedar Trees of Hikawa), a natural monument designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Enshrined deities
Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Kushinadahime
History
The shrine is said to have originated from a shrine enshrined by Emperor Ojin during his eastern campaign. It was later re-established in 860 CE (Jōgan 2) by the Izumo clan, descendants of the Muzashi-no-kuni-no-miyatsuko (provincial governors of Muzashi Province), under the name 'Oku-hikawa Daimyōjin.' In 1869 CE (Meiji 2), it was renamed Oku-hikawa Shrine.
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