Hiyoshihachioji Shrine - Hachioji

I visited in May 2019. It is a shrine enshrined in a residential area. In addition to the main shrine, there are also Inarisha, Yumikoko Jizo, and Ayuzuka, etc. The office is located a little away from the site (a location and time information board is installed near the main hall), where you can award the amulet, a seal or a seal. In addition, because Hakusan Shrine (Hakusan Jinja) in Takao also serves as a post office, it is also possible to award this stamp, and the stamp seems to change the design of the background with time. According to the person who received the response, it is said that in June, the main shrine will be surrounded by hydrangea and it will be spectacular.

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A shrine that is also featured in a magazine marked by the red stamp. The stamp of the red stamp seems to change depending on the season. Although the office was far away, there was a guide map in the precincts and it was on the Google map, so I could go without hesitation.

First visit. Park at the coin parking lot in front of the "Minamisebashi Bus Stop" on the Jimba Kaido and worship on foot. The hydrangea was beautifully maintained. There was a guide to the red stamp, and I received two kinds of cute red stamps at the nearby priest's house. Despite the regular holiday on Friday, my wife responded.

The hydrangea season is beautiful, isn't it? There is a housing and office office a little away.

I visited for the first time. Just during the hydrangea festival and the Tanabata festival, the precincts were really beautiful and it was a wonderful shrine ✨ The office is about 50 meters on foot, and when I received the wonderful red stamp, I got Umemint from my wife as a bonus !! Therefore, I recommended Hakusan Shrine in Todorimachi, where my sister is, and I visited there on the same day. Both are highly recommended ✨ Hiyoshi Hachioji Shrine does not have a parking lot, so I used a nearby coin parking lot located about 150m away. Thank you for your support ?

It is on the way from my house to Jimba Kaido (distance about 500 meters). It's not a very large precinct, but when I stop by, I feel nostalgic (of course, my personal impression). It is the origin of the nearby town name "Hiyoshicho", and it seems that we are receiving special support from the local residents.

I extended a station ? from Hachioji and worshiped. It's not flashy, but it's a shrine for local guardians. I love shrines that feel this kind of simplicity, and I think it was very good to be able to worship at a good place. When I received the red stamp, my wife handed me some sweets and introduced me to Takao's Hakusan Shrine. I decided to worship.