Tokyo Daijingu Shrine

Tokyo Daijingu Shrine is called "Ise Shrine in Tokyo".
Ise Shrine is the origin of all shrines in Japan.
Its official name is "The Shrine".

For people in Edo, making a pilgrimage to this sacred place was a dream for their life.

In 1880, Tokyo Daijingu was made for people who couldn't go to Ise Shrine.
It's located in Hibiya originally then moved to current place after Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923.

Amaterasu Sume Okami and Toyouke no Okami are deified as well as Ise Shrine.
Amaterasu Sume Okami is a goddess for all Japanese people and Toyouke no Okami is a god of agriculture, industries and living.

This place is very popular among young single girls who have wish for marriage.

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<The Nearest Station>

JR Iidabashi station on Chuo Line / Sobu Line
Iidabashi station on Oedo Line (E06/Toei Subway) /
Tozai Line/Yurakucho Line/Namboku Line (T06/Y13/N10/Tokyo Metro)

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