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Mitake Shrine (Ota Ward)
大田区北嶺町３７−２０
Located in Kitareingai, Ota Ward, Tokyo, this shrine was revitalized during the Edo period by the Shugendo practitioner Issan Kogyo. As the number of visitors increased, primarily among devotees of Mt. Mitake, it came to be regarded as offering the same divine benefits as the main shrine.
History
The shrine is believed to have been founded around 1535 CE (Bunmei 4), originally as a small shrine in the village of Mine. It was revitalized during the Edo period by the Shugendo practitioner Issan Kogyo, and the current large shrine buildings were constructed in 1831 CE (Tenpo 2). Devotees of Mt. Mitake from Edo and various parts of the Kanto region began visiting, and it was said to offer the same divine benefits as the main Mt. Mitake shrine in Kiso.
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