Toyotama Hikawa Shrine

What it is

• A branch of Musashi Province's Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine.
• It was the guardian of the former Nakaarai Village.
• Founded as Toyotama Hikawa Shrine.

What to see

• The old main hall, a registered cultural property.
• Power stones, a registered folk cultural property.
• A mikoshi from the late Edo period.
• A monument to Golden Promise barley.
• Water basins built in 1784 and 1816.
• Kitano, Suga, and Mitsumine Shrines are within the precincts.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.