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Komagome Fuji Shrine
文京区本駒込５丁目７−２０
A shrine affectionately known as "O-Fuji-san" (Little Fuji), recognized as one of the key centers of Fuji worship during the Edo period.
Enshrined deities
Konohanasakuya-hime
History
The year of establishment is unknown, but the worship hall (haiden) is situated atop a Fuji-zuka (a man-made hill modeled after Mount Fuji). It became one of the centers of Fuji worship during the Edo period. In the late Edo period, it was deeply revered by town fire brigades as one of the oldest Fuji-ko (Fuji worship societies).
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What visitors say
The shrine buildings are located atop a Fuji-zuka modeled after Mount Fuji, and the site is characterized by numerous stone monuments with red lettering. Visitors should be cautious of the steep stairs on the approach path, though a gentler path on the side is available for descending. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) can be obtained at the nearby Komagome Tenzo Shrine.
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