Hello, Minori. 
This year is the main festival of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.
This time, I would like to introduce the octagonal portable shrine in Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine and Mori Inari Shrine in Tsukuda 1-chome.
The octagonal portable shrine of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine
<Tenpo era Octagon portable shrine>
Tosho's life (Azuma Terumioya no Mikoto = Ieyasu Tokugawa)
Produced in 1838 (1838) Designation of tangible folk cultural properties in Chuo-ku
It was produced by Shibadaimon Shihoya Sugibei.
It is said to have imitated the Emperor's Goza and Takamiza.
Since the underwater imperial procession was used in the old days, lacquer is applied inside to enhance water resistance.
What happened at the same time
Taizen Sato founded Wada Juku in Yagenbori (the origin of Juntendo University)
<Miya portable shrine "octagonal portable shrine">
Bottom Tsutsuno's Life, Nakatsutsuno's Life, Kamitsutsutsuno's Life (Mikami Sumiyoshi)
Production in 2011 (2011)
What happened at the same time
Toward the 100th anniversary of the Nihonbashi Bridge
(Provided from the winning works of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association Photo Contest)
Source: Bulletin board of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine
"Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia for Walking (Supervised, Chuo-ku Tourism Certification Committee)"
Mori Inari Shrine (Tsukuda 1-chome)
Magoemon Mori is from Tsukuda-mura, Nishinari-gun, Settsu-kuni (currently Nishiyodogawa-ku, Osaka) following Ieyasu Tokugawa's entry into Edo.
It is said that he went out to Edo and served the Shogun's offering of white fish.
It is also said that Tsukuda Island was built at the mouth of the Sumida River and opened a shop that became the base of the Nihonbashi Fish Bank.
1644 (1644) A fisherman from Tsukuda Village, Nishinari-gun, Settsu-kuni built Tsukuda Island.
Even today, the religion of the residents is strong, and it holds the first noon festival every February.
Source: Origin of Mori Inari Shrine
"Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia for Walking (Supervised, Chuo-ku Tourism Certification Committee)"
