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Nishidai Tenzo Shrine
板橋区西台２丁目６−２９ 天祖神社
Located in Itabashi Ward, Tokyo, this shrine is known for its 'Gofuku Matsuri' (Blessing Festival), a ritual dedicated to the enshrinement of kimonos and dolls.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The exact date of founding is unknown, but the shrine is said to have originated from a small shrine (hokora) that once stood atop an ancient burial mound (kofun) within the grounds. It was formerly known as 'Shinmeisha' and served as the tutelary deity (chinju) of Nishidai Village. During the Meiji era, it was renamed 'Tenzo Shrine.'
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What visitors say
Situated on a high ground in a residential area, the shrine grounds are enveloped in a quiet atmosphere. The layout features a staircase descending from the torii gate to the worship hall (haiden). The haiden is impressively constructed, and the grounds include numerous subsidiary shrines (sessha and matsuja). Notable sights related to folk beliefs, such as Danjinzuka (male genitalia stones) and a Fuji-zuka (small artificial hill resembling Mount Fuji), make it a pleasant place for a leisurely stroll.
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