Shrines / Temples Shrines / Temples
This page introduces the registered members and related spots.
It is possible to narrow down under various conditions at the bottom of the page.
Yago: Hie-jinja Shrine and auxiliary shrine
A shrine that protects the center of Japan as a guardian of the Imperial Castle
Yago: Namiki Inari-jinja Shrine
A shrine with the "protection against misfortune God Ceiling Large Lion" that cuts off the waves
Yago: Tepposhu Inari-jinja Shrine
Gongen-zukuri by worship hall, votive-offering hall and main hall (Tangible Cultural Property inhabitant of a ward)
Yago: Sugimori Shrine
A stone monument commemorating the success of the lottery is located in the precincts (Tangible Cultural Property inhabitant of a ward)
Yago: Daikanonji Temple
The head of Buddha is believed to have been made in the Kamakura period (Designated Cultural Property, capital)
Yago: Suehiro-jinja Shrine
Shrines that have gained a strong religion since the time of Moto Yoshihara
Yago: Suitengu Shrine
God who benefits for safe delivery, water shortage, and water sales
Yago: Koami-jinja Shrine
ancient shrine in 530. The god of fortune who has gathered the faith of the common people (Tangible Cultural Property inhabitant of a ward)
Yago: Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine
The main festival to convey the atmosphere of Edo is held once every three years.
Yago: Oiwa Inaridanomiya-jinja Shrine
The oldest Baidu stone in the ward dedicated by the actor of the role of Oiwa (ward privately owned folk cultural property)
Yago: Tsukiji Honganji
main hall is an ancient Indian-style stone structure (National Registered Tangible Cultural Property)
Yago: Tetsubosu Inari Shrine
Gongen-zukuri by worship hall, votive-offering hall and main hall (Tangible Cultural Property inhabitant of a ward)
Yago: Kabuto-jinja Shrine
The Oiwa, called Kabutoiwa, sits in the precincts.
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