Owashi Shrine - Nerima City

In Japan, where the Space 4 GOD system was involved in the founding I found out that it was a shrine!

2017/3/4 Visit It was at the place where the shopping district of Ishigami Park Station was entered. Usually, it seems to be unmanned, and it is unknown whether or not there is a seal. There is a large cherry tree in a wide ground and it will be very beautiful when it is in full bloom.

Surrounded by buildings near the station.

It is enshrined in a place like a parking lot surrounded by buildings. Somehow lonely atmosphere.

It is a quiet shrine with an entrance behind Mana Mart. According to the origin monument, it was founded in 1929 by 20 members in front of Shakujii station in cooperation, and it has been watching over the local area for almost 91 years. However, unfortunately, it is scheduled to be demolished by the development project decided by the Nerima Ward side. (Shakujii Koen Station South Exit West District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project ← If you search with this word, various information will come out) The shrine side, which has watched over the parishioners and worshipers, may not have existed until now because it was crushed by skyscrapers. In addition, there are also founders who have solicited all the way to Omiya Kurozukayama. "A child was born, may you grow up healthy" "Please help my husband's business to go well." "May you live in peace until your grandchildren and great-grandchildren" Even if I made a wish, I wouldn't have hoped for a future in which the shrine would be demolished. I wonder if the generation of such people, who are the [children] and [grandchildren], is "the current generation of landowners." Still, it will be crushed. Will be destroyed. The administration and landowners thought, "That's okay, and we should do that." No matter how much you protect people, how many times you help them, or how many wishes you make, the shrine will be destroyed. It's nothing more than a "cruel". I was ashamed to say that I didn't remember the name of the Mayor of Nerima Ward, but I remembered it well in this case. I was also able to remember what kind of work I was doing. When asked by a person, I will answer as follows. "Oh, who built the building by crushing the Owashi Shrine?" If that happens someday, that's the case, so I have no choice but to answer. The same is true for skyscrapers to be built. "Oh, it's a building built by crushing a local shrine." There is no choice but to interpret it that way. Because that is the case. To be honest, I feel like "building a skyscraper and crushing a local shrine, or a Showa manga. Don't do anachronistic things." If they are really correct, both the administration and the landowners should hope that [everything in detail] will be handed down to future generations, but what about the reality? I have never wanted to build a building that would demolish a local shrine. I sincerely hope that the Owashi Shrine will remain safe for posterity.

Tori No Ichi is held only on the 2nd and 3rd of November of the year. We sell various types of rakes.

It is surrounded by a building near the south exit of Shakujiikoen Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. The bustling city is bustling every year. It is a shrine that was loved by local people who sometimes go to Kagura.

It is a shrine with a lonely atmosphere behind the shopping street. Follow the road between the factory or the parking lot. The iron gate was half open. The site is extensively surrounded by concrete.