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Sobuya Hachiman Shrine
葛飾区柴又３丁目３０−２４
A shrine located in Sobuya, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, where Shinto rituals such as the Sobuya Sanbiki Shishimai (Three-Lion Dance) are performed. Haniwa (clay burial figurines) known as the 'Tora-san Haniwa' have been excavated from the shrine grounds.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
The founding date is unknown. The former bettoji (head temple) was the nearby Shinshoin, and the shrine served as the chinkon (protective deity) of Sobuya Village. The entire shrine grounds are situated atop the Sobuya Hachiman Shrine Kofun (ancient burial mound), and a stone chamber exists beneath the shrine buildings.
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What visitors say
Located within walking distance of Sobuya Station, this shrine allows visitors to worship while enjoying the lively atmosphere of the surrounding area. The grounds are well-maintained, with an orderly landscape featuring pine trees and shrine buildings. Behind the main structures, there are stone arrangements from the ancient burial mound, creating a scenic view that evokes a sense of history.
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