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The annual tour of the shrines in Ginza
In Ginza, there are many historical shrines that have changed shape with the times, such as the rooftop of buildings, indoors, and alleys.
The Ginza Hatcho Shrine Tour is a wonderful event where you can visit shrines that are usually closed to the public while exploring such shrines.
Kumagaya Inari Shrine.
It is said that Naozane Kumagai, a military commander from Musashi country who played an active part in Genpei war, stopped by when he returned to his hometown of Kumagaya-go, Musashi country (currently Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture), and was built after his name.
There is a small golden shrine sits in a part of the building.
Why don't you meet the back streets and alleys of Ginza that you don't usually go through at your own pace and enjoy the pilgrimage.
◆Ginza Hatcho Shrine Tour 2019
◆Inari, Kumagaya Shrine
7-12-9 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Hanatsubaki-dori)