Kumano Shrine
熊野神社
Kumano Shrine, founded in 1707, offers a glimpse into Edo-period river culture and shogun-era water use.
What it is
- A shrine founded in 1707.
- It was the guardian shrine of Shimo-Imai Village.
- Sailors on the Edogawa River worshipped here.
What to see
- Piles called "dashi" in the Edogawa River.
- These piles eased the river's strong currents.
- Water near the "dashi" was clear.
- This water was used for shogun tea ceremonies.
- It was also used for Noda soy sauce.
Getting there
- 26-minute walk from Kasai Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都江戸川区江戸川5-7-6 Open in Google Maps
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