Tensō Jinja

📍 Tokyo, Edogawa Ward · 6-17-36 Hirai

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Hours

9:00–17:00

Fee

Direct-write

Available

Pre-written

Available

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About

Founded1920
EnshrinedEmperor Meiji, Empress Shoken
RankImperial Shrine (Kanpei Taisha)
FestivalNovember 3 (Annual Festival)
HeritageHonden (Registered Cultural Property)

History

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The Tensō Jinja has been enshrined in the land of Hirai since ancient times. It is a venerable shrine dedicated to Amaterasu Ōmikami and has been cherished by local people since the Edo period. In those days, this area was a rural landscape dotted with rice fields, and it gathered the faith of people praying for abundant harvests. Even after the Meiji era's Separation of Shinto and Buddhism, it has been carefully preserved as the guardian deity of the region and has survived war damage to reach the present day. The grounds are enveloped in serenity, providing a healing space that makes one forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The rituals that deepen community bonds are carefully preserved and passed down.

Benefits

Family safety and harmonyWarding off evilGood fortune and blessingsBusiness prosperityAcademic successHealth and longevity

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