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Sumida Odori Shrine
文京区千石４丁目２５−１５
A shrine historically known as 'Otorisama' that hosts the 'Tori no Ichi' (Rooster Market). A bell was crafted to be rung when the twelve zodiac animals were drummed, a tradition practiced until the early Meiji period.
Enshrined deities
Yamato Takeru-no-Mikoto, Toyouke-no-Okami
History
Founded in 1708 CE (Jōkyō 5) as Sumida Inari Shrine through the invitation of a deity by Shinzaemon of Sumida Village. It was renamed Koiku Inari Daimyōjin (Great Deity of Child-Rearing Inari) in 1849 CE (Kaei 2), and the Tori no Ichi (Rooster Market), which continues to this day, began in 1864 CE (Genji 1).
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What visitors say
A small, quiet shrine nestled within a residential neighborhood. It usually has a calm atmosphere, but becomes lively with food stalls during the Tori no Ichi (Rooster Market) in November. Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seals) are available as pre-written copies at the office. It is within walking distance of Sumida Station, making it a convenient stop during a stroll.
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