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Uka Hachimangu (Uka Hachiman Grand Shrine)
〒135-0013 東京都江東区千田１２−８
A shrine revered as the Ujin (local tutelary deity) of the land. It is also known as Katakuriko Hachimangu (Katakuriko Hachiman Grand Shrine) due to a legend that it cultivated sweet potato starch (katakuriko) to save farmers from starvation.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
During the Kōhō era, the Senda Shōheikō clan developed the land and built a shrine dedicated to the Ujin (local tutelary deity), naming it Senda Shrine. After lamenting and praying over the failure of crops to bear fruit, they received a divine revelation to cultivate sweet potato starch (katakuriko), which saved the farmers from starvation. This legend is the reason the shrine is also called Katakuriko Hachimangu (Katakuriko Hachiman Grand Shrine).
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What visitors say
Located deep within a residential area, this shrine exudes a quiet and solemn atmosphere. The precincts are well-maintained, featuring sacred trees and benches, allowing for a peaceful visit. Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) can be obtained at the administrative office to the right of the worship hall (haiden) by using the intercom.
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