Paddy-rice load Shinto shrine

Paddy-rice load Shinto shrine
Main shrine
The location	3, Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 5-43
Position	35°42'N 41.30 seconds A 139°42'55" E coordinate: 35°42'N 41.30 seconds 139°42'55" E
The main enshrined deity	Storehouse flash of lightning Oga・佐田彦大神・Princess Omiya Oga
Shrine ranking	Village shrine
The foundation	941 years
Another name	Inari, Totsuka Shrine, Takada paddy-rice load Shinto shrine, Waseda paddy-rice load Shinto shrine
Annual festival	September 9
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The Shinto shrine where the paddy-rice load Shinto shrine (I am without seeing it and become as for pitching a camp) is enshrined in Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

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Summary

I was named former title "Tomitsuka Inari", but miraculous water began to spring out in (1702) for Genroku era 15 years and was changed the name with "the paddy-rice load Shinto shrine" of the existing company name. It is famous as God of uncertain trade and the firefighting other than an eye disease.

In addition, it was next to sweet spring garden Park, and, in the case of Waseda University extension works, "Takada Fuji" (with Totsuka Fuji or Tomizuka Fuji) in the precincts removed and rebuilt the oldest Mt.Fuji-shaped mound in Edo that there was in the yard of university studies. I cannot see it, but, in the case of Marine Day of July and "Takada Fuji festival held the day before," general 登拝 becomes usually available for a climb.

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  Approach to a shrine entrance (the east side)

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  Takada Fuji (Mt.Fuji-shaped mound)

History

• - Hidesato Fujiwara works as Inari Ogami Kanjiyo (Tenkyo era four years) in the place of Tomitsuka for 941 years and names it "Tomitsuka Inari".
• Because miraculous water begins to spring out (Genroku era 15 years) from the root of 椋 of - sacred tree in 1702, and it is reputation saying that it covers an eye disease, and an oracle of fire disaster breaking up went down it, I change my name to "a paddy-rice load Shinto shrine".
• An old man giving - "water Inari of Edo" (Tenmei era eight years) in 1788 appears, and an achievement is recognized by a big fire of Kyoto Imperial Palace and has "post of Kanto Inari local supervisor".
• It is 遷座 in the existing precinct of a Shinto shrine that performs - Waseda University and land exchange (1963) in 1963, and is sweet spring garden (suburban residence of a daimyo of the spring water Tokugawas).

Traffic

• Toden-Arawaka LineOmokagebashi stop・Waseda stopから 各徒歩 five minutes
• Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin LineNishi-Waseda StationA 11-minute walk from から
• Tokyo Metro Tozai LineWaseda StationA 12-minute walk from から
• It is Nishiwaseda stop getting off, a 3-minute walk with each 69 systems in metropolitan bus studies 02. meal 64. from Yamanote Line, Seibu Shinjuku Line, Tokyo Metro Tozai Line Takadanobaba Station

Allied item

Wiki media Commons has the category in conjunction with the paddy-rice load Shinto shrine.

• Sweet spring garden
• Mt.Fuji-shaped mound

Outside link

• Waseda paddy-rice load Shinto shrine (our official site)
• Paddy-rice load Shinto shrine (Tokyo Shrine agency)

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