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During the Choroku period, Michio Ota worshiped at a castle in Chiyoda and made it a guardian.

At the time of Tsunayoshi Tokugawa, he was transferred to Kodemmacho with the lyrics of Michio Ota's former minister, Yasushiro Nagano.

Then, after various incidents, it was erected on the old land during the Tenmei era.

Furthermore, after burning, in 1927, a replacement land was obtained at this place by land readjustment.

In 1945, it was rebuilt during the war, but received clean goods and built a new shrine.

November 1958 lucky day

Kodemmacho 2-chome Town Association

・・It is written to summarize.

In this blog, "Ginzo-san" was introduced before.

December 8, 2017 It is "Chiyoda Shrine Kodemmacho guardian".

This series "Shrine with a quiet appearance from Ningyocho Station" 4 "Tokiwa Inari Shrine", which was uploaded on the 8th of this month, was also Inari Shrine that Michio Ota recommended to Edo Castle.

Michio Ota, I feel the connection here too.

Even in a quiet appearance, a unique atmosphere is claimed.

Even though it is called Chiyoda Shrine, it is located in Chuo-ku.

By the way, it is said that there is no shrine called "Chiyoda Shrine" in Chiyoda-ku.

I don't have to be in Chuo-ku, so I'm looking for "Chuo Shrine", but I can't find it.

Chiyoda Shrine, "Chiyoda Shrine" in Kawachinagano City, Osaka, is famous nationwide.

Rosmari will continue to pursue "a shrine with a quiet appearance".

9-1 Kodemmacho

Toei Asakusa Line Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line, one stop ahead on the Hibiya Line: Walk to Kodemmacho Station.

"Chiyoda Shrine" is right behind the section of "Eki Exit 2" at the "Kodemmacho" intersection.

If you explain on the map in the above image, the top of the map is Ningyocho. From there, go straight and the shrine mark at the lower right of the "ground" written red "current location" is "Chiyoda Shrine".

※　It is introduced that you can go from Ningyocho Station ..., but it is actually close to Kodemmacho Station.