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Nogami Rokusho Shrine
世田谷区野毛２丁目１４−２
A shrine located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, founded by enshrining a small shrine that washed ashore during a flood of the Tama River in the Genwa period.
History
The shrine originated when a small shrine that had washed ashore from the Fuchu area during a Tama River flood in the Genwa period was revered as Rokusho Myojin (Six Deities). During the Edo period, it served as the tutelary deity of the Upper and Lower Nogami villages. In the post-war period, a Jomon-era archaeological site was discovered during land preparation for the construction of the shrine buildings.
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