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Okunitama Shrine
東京都
Chief shrine of Musashi Province founded in 111 CE — one of Tokyo's five grand shrines, its torchlit Kurayami festival is a Tokyo Intangible Folk Cultural Property
創建
111 年
種別
神社
Access
5 min walk from Keio Fuchu Station
Miyamachi 3-1, Fuchu
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Shrine
Founded 111
1915 years
Enshrined Deity
大國魂大神
概要
One of the five great shrines of Tokyo, traditionally founded in 111 CE as the general shrine of Musashi Province. Enshrines Okunitama no Okami (Okuninushi) and the deities of six major Musashi shrines. The May festival Kurayami-sai — in which the mikoshi procession is conducted by torchlight alone — is designated an Intangible Folk Cultural Property. The zelkova-tree avenue is a natural monument.…
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The shrine is traditionally said to have been founded in 111 CE, during the reign of Emperor Keiko, as the general shrine (sōsha) of Musashi Province. Its principal deity is Okunitama no Okami (Okuninushi), and the gods of six major shrines within the province are enshrined together, giving rise to …
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5月
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Okunitama Shrine Kurayami Matsuri
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The annual festival of Okunitama Shrine in Fuchu, Tokyo. Named for the tradition of carrying mikoshi in complete darkness at night. Eight large mikoshi and six huge drums overwhelm the streets in one of the Kanto region's greatest festivals.
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