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Basho Inari Jinja (Fukagawa Basho-an Site)

〒135-0006 東京都江東区常盤1丁目3−12

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This shrine is enshrined on the site where Matsuo Basho's Basho-an (hermitage) is said to have stood. Visitors can feel the weight of history within the grounds, which feature a monument marking the Basho-an site and several haiku monuments.

History

The shrine was established in 1917 CE (Taisho 6) by local residents. It is located on the site of the Basho-an, where Matsuo Basho is believed to have resided. The grounds are adorned with a monument for the Basho-an site and various monuments dedicated to Basho's haiku.

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