Sengen Shrine
浅間神社
Visit this Edo-period shrine in Tokyo to see traditional architecture and experience a local festival.
What it is
- Sengen Shrine, also called Omori Sengen Shrine.
- Founded during the 8th Shogun's era, Tokugawa Yoshimune.
- One of several Sengen Shrines built in the Edo period.
- Also serves the nearby Magome Sengen Shrine.
What to see
- Main hall and worship hall.
- Kaguraden, a stage for sacred dances.
- Shamusho and Shinsatsujo buildings.
- Komainu guardian statues.
- Chozuya for ritual purification.
- Inari Shrine, a subsidiary shrine.
When to go
- Annual Grand Festival is held in June.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都大田区大森西2-2-7 Open in Google Maps
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