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Funakata Shrine Hyakudo Stone
北区堀船４丁目１３
A shrine located in Kita Ward, Tokyo, formerly known as the 'Jūni-ten-sha' (Twelve Heavenly Shrines). The grounds feature a brick-built portable shrine storage building (mikura).
History
It is said to have been founded in 725 CE, but details are unknown as records were lost in a fire in 1853 CE. It was formerly called the 'Jūni-ten-sha' (Twelve Heavenly Shrines), a name deeply associated with Kumano faith, but was renamed 'Funakata Shrine' during the Meiji era due to the separation of Shinto and Buddhism policies.
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