Ōkunitama Shrine
大國魂神社
Ōkunitama Shrine, founded in 111 AD, is a historic Tokyo shrine with ancient trees and a famous festival.
What it is
- Sōsha shrine of Musashi Province.
- One of the Tokyo Goshagroup of five shrines.
- Also called Rokushomiya, enshrining six provincial shrines.
- Founding is dated to 111 AD.
What to see
- Keyaki trees on Baba Daimon are a national natural monument.
- Main hall was built in 1667.
- Wooden komainu statues are Important Cultural Properties.
- Shrine grounds are part of the Musashi Provincial Office ruins.
When to go
- Main festival is the Kurayami Matsuri.
- Kurayami Matsuri is a Tokyo Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
Getting there
- 2-minute walk from Fuchu-Honmachi Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都府中市宮町3-1 Open in Google Maps
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