Katsushika Hachimangū
葛飾八幡宮 (市川市)
Katsushika Hachimangu is an ancient shrine with cultural properties and a famous ginkgo tree.
What it is
- A Hachimangu shrine in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture.
- Established between 889 and 898 by Emperor Uda's order.
- Enshrines Homudawake-no-mikoto and other deities.
- Origin of the town name "Yawata."
What to see
- The Senbon Ichō, a natural monument of Japan.
- The Zuishinmon gate, a city cultural property.
- A bronze bell cast in 1321, a prefectural cultural property.
- Yawata-no-Yabushirazu, a famous site.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Katsushika Hachimangū Open in Google Maps
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