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Shinagawa Jinja

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Japanese name: 品川神社

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WHAT TO DOShinagawa Jinja

A twin-dragon torii, with dragons coiled around the pillars. A Fuji mound stands in the grounds.

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Overview

A twin-dragon torii, with dragons coiled around the pillars. A Fuji mound stands in the grounds.

About this place

Shinagawa Shrine is a shrine in Kita-Shinagawa 3-chome, Shinagawa, Tokyo. It was formerly a Jun-Chokusai-sha and is also one of the Tokyo Ten Shrines. It is also one of the Tokai Seven Lucky Gods shrines, enshrining Daikokuten. It began in 1187 (Bunji 3), when Minamoto no Yoritomo invited Amanohirino-me no Mikoto from Suzaki Shrine in Awa Province as a guardian of maritime safety and the fulfillment of prayers, and enshrined her as Shinagawa Daimyojin.

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Founded：1187 Shrine rank：Ten Shrines of Tokyo Blessings：Business prosperity, Wealth luck

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