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Katori Shrine (Higashi-Mizumoto)
〒125-0033 東京都葛飾区東水元２丁目４１−１
A shrine located in Higashi-Mizumoto, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo. It is also known as Mizumoto Katori Shrine. It served as the tutelary deity (Chinju) of the former Shimo-Kogai Village.
Enshrined deities
Futsunushi-no-Okami
History
The founding date is unknown. Because the area had a close relationship with Katori Jingu (Katori Grand Shrine) during the medieval period, it is presumed that a branch spirit (Bunrei) was enshrined from Katori Jingu around that time. During the Edo period, it was under the jurisdiction of the Yoshida family and held the prestigious status of being permitted to wear the Kazagiri Eboshi (a type of hat) and Kariginu (a traditional robe).
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What visitors say
Located near Mizumoto Park, the shrine features a modest precinct set in a lush natural environment. Various events are held throughout the year, including viewing the weeping cherry blossoms, passing through the Chinowa (a ring of straw used for purification), and the annual main festival (Reidaisai). The atmosphere is relaxed and leisurely, and you can often see people enjoying fishing in the surrounding area.
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