Hikawa Shrine
氷川神社
A peaceful neighborhood shrine in Shinjuku dedicated to Kushinadahime-no-mikoto, serving as the historic guardian of Shimo-ochiai village.
What it is
- This shrine serves as the historic guardian for the Shimo-ochiai village area
- The primary deity enshrined here is Kushinadahime-no-mikoto
- It was historically referred to by the name Nyotai-no-miya
- Yakuoin Temple formerly served as the administrative temple for this site
What to see
- The main shrine building was rebuilt in 1951
- A torii gate reconstructed in 1985 marks the entrance
- The grounds contain six auxiliary shrines including Mitsumine and Tenso
- Nanamagari-zaka slope is located directly behind the shrine grounds
Getting there
- The shrine is a five minute walk from Shimo-ochiai Station
- It is a seven minute walk from Takadanobaba Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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