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Evidence of Musashi's Hikawa worship spreading to Sagami Province — an evil-warding shrine at the provincial boundary

The paired female shrine to Omiya Hikawa Shrine — a Engishiki shrine flanking the sacred lake of Minuma with its male counterpart, preserving ancient ritual traditions, with the May Iwafune Festival continuing the water deity rites of Minuma

Shibuya's oldest shrine, said to have been founded by Yamato Takeru on his return from eastern campaigns

Enshrining Susanoo and Inadahime in the Hikawa tradition rooted at Omiya — the venerable tutelary shrine of Gotanda's western neighborhood, known for matchmaking blessings.

Founded in 1457 by Ota Dokan — the same year he built Edo Castle — when he invited a spirit from Omiya Hikawa to guard the castle's north; the place name 'Hikawadai' derives from this shrine, which still holds Edo-era stone monuments.