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According to the company's biography, the company originated in the middle of the Muromachi period as "Koamiyama Manpukuji", in the Inari shrine enshrined here.

Inari-sha was called "Koami Shrine" by the Shinto and Buddha separation order at the beginning of Meiji period, and designated the current location, which was a part of the riverbank of the Higashiboriru River, as the company site.

At present, he is widely worshiped as some deities of Koamicho and Ningyocho, and also in downtown Tokyo.

On the grounds, there are shrine hall and Kagura Hall built in 1929.

shrine hall has a traditional form of shrine architecture, and the worship is decorated with sculptures of climbing dragons, descending dragons, lions, baku and phoenixes using excellent techniques.

In addition, the Kagura-den, which stands by the road, has a special flat form called a pentagon.

The shrine hall and Kagura Hall are one of the few wooden shrines that exist in Chuo-ku, along with materials related to the construction of the munefuda (*).

munefuda...

A tag that records the construction and restoration of the building, including those involved in the construction and date of construction.

1 Koami Shrine in Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods

(Fukurokuju, Benzaiten)

<The god of fortune that has gathered the faith of the common people>

It is said that Ise-jingu Shrine was enshrined in the first year of the Bunsho era (1466) as the main religion, as the god of luck, business connection, Tokyo Senarai Benten, and sedation of the plague, and since ancient times It has gathered religion as the "god of fortune".

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The festival at the end of May is crowded with the shrine portable shrine, and the Doburoku Festival at the end of November is also famous.

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　　-Excerpt from "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia"-

In the last episode, it is the most famous shrine in the Ningyocho neighborhood.

Although it is a shrine with a quiet appearance, sedation of the plague is desired. It seems that many visitors come these days.

And of course, "good luck" is also considered to be a must-have reason for repeaters.

The recommendation of rosmari is "Sen Washing".

I would like to say that I will show you the Edo classical rakugo this time, but I would like to mention earlier that it is not a "classical".

This time, the 27th edition, we will introduce "Gonsukezana", which features "net-catching fish" from "small net".

"Gonsuke Fish"

Okami, I realize that my husband has a concubine (Omekake-san), and I ask you to buy Gonsuke for rice cooking for 1 yen and find out the concubine's house.

The wolf lets the husband who went out for an errand on Mukaijima go with Gonsuke.

The husband detects the wolf's pleasure with his husband, and conversely, lets Gonsuke turn over for 2 yen.

What is your husband's strategy going to the concubine's house?

"I met a perfect place to visit at Ryogokubashi, went up to a restaurant in Yanagibashi, made a geisha with a geisha, and since the weather was good, netting by boat on the Sumida River, and my husband will return from Yugawara around noon tomorrow. I want you to say a lie.

For that purpose, I get more money, stop by the fish shop, buy net-catching fish, and impersonate.

But I can't get the fish I bought back.

It is not found in herring, skesodara, Sumida River, sea, and Hokkaido fish.

More terrible things are seals, shark fillets, kamaboko, octopus feet ...

Of course, the wolf will notice a lie.

There are a lot of things.

　Example: Sharks eat people,

　　[Take the octopus's feet in your hand] I don't eat it, etc.

Initially, the "Shrine Appearance Shrine that can be reached from Ningyocho Station" series, which started with the word "26", was forcibly inserted and reached the last with "35".

※　Actually, it's "36".

We do not introduce "Suitengu", but please see it in "Spot tour special recommended spot Ningyocho Station" supervised by Rosmari.

This is a site where the introduction of articles of Suitengu has been permitted.

Click here for the spot tour site.

⇒　https://spottour.jp/

Please download the free app and see "Suitengu" in the town walking course at "Ningyocho Station".

Notice

From the next time, we will start a tour of shrines with a quiet appearance around Kayabacho Station and Hatchobori Station.

Please look forward to it.

16-23, Nihonbashikoamicho

Exit A2 of Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line, turn clockwise and go backward.

Look at Tamahide and Uokyu on your right and proceed about 250m. Turn right at the corner with the sign of "Koami Shrine", and turn left at the next corner to find it on the right.