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Sugao Jinja
神奈川県
A Kawasaki shrine in Asao Ward that received devotion from Sengoku warlords including the Hojo and Toyotomi — an ancient sanctuary in the Tama Hills
創建
900
種別
神社
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Asao, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
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Shrine
Founded 900
1126 years
概要
Sugao Shrine is a temple or shrine conveying Kawasaki's history and faith. Gathering reverence since ancient times as a regional guardian deity. The grounds are also beloved as a relaxation spot for local people. Kawasaki has a history of prospering as a Tokaido post town. The charming environment is surrounded by the rich nature of the Tama Hills. Worshippers visit throughout the year for New Yea…
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Sugao Shrine has walked alongside Kawasaki's history. Kawasaki is a historically significant area belonging to ancient Musashi Province's Tachibana District. It greatly prospered as a Tokaido post town during the Edo period. Culture developed at a transportation hub along the Tama River. In the medi…
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