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Akasaka Hikawa Shrine Official Website
https://www.akasakahikawa.or.jp/

Akasaka is a quiet and exclusive residential area.
This is the place that Kaishuu Katsu, a famous samurai in the final days of the Tokugawa Shogunate, chose as his final home.

In the precincts of the shrine, which was founded 1,000 years ago, an unnamed burial mound lies.
This one is 1,700~.
The sanctuary is quiet, peaceful, and timeless.
Please come and feel it!

Neighborhood Introduction.
5 minutes on foot - Hisakuni Shrine, the name of a sword smith
10 minutes on foot - Nogi Shrine, dedicated to Kisuke Nogi
12 minutes on foot - Tatsudo Shinmyougua Tensojinja Shrine, the god of dragons, located in Roppongi
13 minutes on foot to Hie Shrine, the guardian deity of Nagatacho, bureaucrats and politicians
17 min. walk - Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin, a wonderland of Inari
17 min. walk - Thatsuki Inari Shrine, a mysterious god discovered in the Edo period
19 min. walk - Toranomon Konpira Shrine, a Sanuki God located in the heart of the city
19 min. walk - Ancient cave of the seven wonders of Asou　Raccoon Ana Inari Shrine
20 min. walk - Nishikubo Hachiman Shrine, recommended by Minamoto no Yorinobu, the "Four Heavenly Kings of Fujiwara no Michinaga
20-minute walk from Iikura Kumano Shrine, an ancient shrine founded in the Nara Period
20-minute walk from Juban Inari Shrine, the legend of the seven wonders of Azabu and the legend of Gamaike Pond
23-minute walk from Shinkoin Temple of the Jodo sect, which is famous for the Tokyo Tower and the King of the Golden Waterfalls.
24 min. on foot - Sachiinari Shrine and Kabugo Shrine, which protect people from plague and disease
27 minute walk - Fushimi Sanbo Inari Shrine, located at the Akabanebashi South intersection
29 minutes on foot - Hirakawa Tenmangu Shrine, dreamed of by Ota Dokan
30 minutes on foot - Aviation Shrine, located on the rooftop of a building, protects the safety of the sky
30 minute walk - Shinbashi Shiogama Shrine, the daimyo's residence god of the Sendai clan

Source
Tokyo Scenery Photo Edition [Meiji 26(1893)] (Created by processing Meiji and Taisho in the photo)
Tameike Bridge, Tokyo in snow, Meiji 34 (1901) (Photo: Meiji / Taisho era)
Akasaka Benkei Bridge, Views of Tokyo.No.2 (Created by altering the Meiji and Taisho era image in the photo)
U.S. Embassy Tokyo Meisho Zue, 1912 (Created by altering the Meiji and Taisho images in the photograph)
Exterior view of Akasaka Hikawa Shrine, Tokyo (Created by processing the photo from the Tokyo Metropolitan Library)
Created by processing Kogo Kuni no Edo Jikai, vol. 6 [8] (National Diet Library)
Created by processing Edo Meisho Zue, vol. 7 [8] (National Diet Library)
Katsu Kaishu, The Eastern Culture Association (The Eastern Culture Association), processed and used.
Library of Congress, Self-Portrait of Katsu Kaishu.2021667504

My name is Mayu Noda.
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Sometimes temples too.

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