A Zen temple and a Shinto shrine (dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of harvests) co-exist on this site. This scenario was common until the Meiji restoration, when temples and shrines were officially separated. In the compound is a small shrine in honor of a famous Edo Period administrator, Tadasuke Ohoka. Two fox statues flank the main temple, which is protected by many small Inari shrines. Admission: Free
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Excellent example of Shinto
This place is an amazing blend of buddhist temple and shinto shrine. The shrine itself is contructed of wood and has beautiful carvings everywh...
Fox Shrine
This is one of my most favorite temple/shrine in Tokyo. It is breathtakingly beautiful and the story behind the creation is equally enchanting...
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