Official

The Ujiko of Tepposu Inari Shrine is Minato, Irifune, Shintomicho, Ginza, Akashicho, a part of Shinkawa and a local guardian of Chuo-ku. In the Edo period, it can be seen from the Sengoku ship entering Edo Minato at the mouth of the Sumida River, and it attracted the reverence of sailors. That Reitaisai festival was in GW. It is the earliest festival in the year in Chuo-ku.

Although there were no cruising portable shrine in fair or other town councils due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the plague eradication festival was held on March 3, and Horai and Miya portable shrine traveled around shrine parishioner. I thought it was the first time to pull Miya portable shrine with a trolley. I hope portable shrine will be able to carry it soon. In the photo, there is a monument of Edo Minato just on the Shinkawa side of the bridge, crossing Minami Takahashi. It seems that there was a shrine hall near the river in the Edo period.

At Kabuki Inari in Kabukiza, Shinto rituals were held. I just hope that COVID-19 will end soon.

On the 5th, there was the 14th Reitaisai festival dedication performance of Shintomiza Children's Kabuki. The actors are children in the city, and parents and graduates also play music and shamisen. It was the first performance in three years in hot weather, but he wore a glossy costume and performed well. The photo shows the place of Koshinzuka Okawabata, a three-person Yoshizo Tomoe Shiranami.

This is the place of Shiranami five sons Inasegawa. In Chuo-ku, the birthplace of Edo Kabuki, and the number of children has increased in recent years, it is a pleasure that children will have more opportunities to come into contact with such local traditional performing arts. However, I haven't seen Kabuki at the Kabuki Theater yet, so I'd like to see it once.

On the night of the 3rd and 4th, in Kagura Hall, there were professional magic tricks and performances of the Showa Kayo Show, and the neighbors were excited.