Sui Shrine - Bunkyo City

Name: Sui Shrine - Bunkyo City
Address: 1 Chome, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan, 112-0015, Japan

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住所：	1 Chome, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan
電話：	📞 +887
Postal code :	112-0015
Webサイト：	https://www.city.bunkyo.lg.jp/bunka/kanko/spot/jisha/suijinjya.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

1 Chome, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan

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T	Tatsuya K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 椿山荘すぐ横の神社。鳥居には「水神神社」とあるが地図によると水神社(すいじんじゃ)らしい。小さいながら青々と森が茂る境内はなかなか立派。名称や、神田川のすぐ脇に鎮座していること、水害におそらく強いであろう目白台の斜面に立っていることから水害を治めるための神社であったと推察される。御神木の双子銀杏は圧巻。また猫がおり、神主さんや近隣の住人の方がえさ等を管理しているとのこと。「勝手にえさをあげるな」の張り紙があちこちにありマナーの悪い餌やり客に苦労していることがうかがえる。一方で「餌をあげずに、可愛がってあげることは、どうぞしてあげてください」とも書かれており、猫への深い愛情を感じさせられる A shrine right next to Chinzan-so. The torii has "Suijin Shrine", but according to the map, it seems to be a water shrine. The precincts of the small but lush forest are quite impressive. It is presumed that it was a shrine for governing flood damage because of its name, sitting right next to the Kanda River, and standing on the slope of Mejirodai, which is probably resistant to flood damage. The twin ginkgo of the sacred tree is a masterpiece. There is also a cat, and the priest and local residents manage food. There are signs "Do not feed yourself" on and off, which suggests that poorly mannered feeding customers are struggling. On the other hand, it is written that "Please give me love without feeding, please give me a feeling", and you can feel deep love for cats
N	NEBA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "猫と銀杏" 参拝路が銀杏に挟まれているのは、まさに自然の鳥居。中々風情があります。猫は、他の人が書いてある通り一部マナーのない人がいるらしく注意書きがいたる所にありました。 "Cat and Ginkgo" The worship road is sandwiched between ginkgo trees, which is a natural torii gate. There is a medium taste. As other people wrote, cats seemed to have some people with no manners, and there were notes everywhere.
お	おくまさま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ いい伝えによると、水神が八幡宮社司の夢枕に立って、「我水伯（水神）なり、我をこの地にまつらば堰の守護神となり、村民をはじめ江戸町ことごとく安泰なり」と告げたため、ここに水神を祀ったそうです。日本最古の神田上水は徳川家康の命により大久保藤五郎によって開かれました。井の頭池を水源とし、神社の前を流し、すぐ下流の大滝橋あたりに堰を築き、水位を上げて上水を水戸屋敷に入れ、樋（とい）を使って地下を神田や日本橋方面に流ししていました。 According to good news, Mizukami stood on the dream pillow of Hachimangusha and said, "I will be the water god, I will be the guardian deity of the weir in this area, and all the villagers and Edo town will be safe." It seems that the water god was enshrined here. Japan's oldest Kanda Aqueduct was opened by Togoro Okubo at the behest of Ieyasu Tokugawa. Using Inokashira Pond as the water source, flow in front of the shrine, build a weir near Otaki Bridge just downstream, raise the water level, put clean water into the Mito mansion, and use a gutter to drain the underground toward Kanda and Nihonbashi. was doing.
9	9 komarin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここの銀杏の紅葉は圧巻。胸突坂という坂≒境の途中にあることも相まって、古代からの土地の成り立ちを感じることができる場所です。 The autumn leaves of the ginkgo here are a masterpiece. It is a place where you can feel the origin of the land from ancient times, coupled with the fact that it is in the middle of the slope called Munatsukizaka.
と	ともちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2本の銀杏の木の存在感が半端なく凄い‼️ 急な坂の階段を登ってまで、巨木のパワーを頂きにいきたくなる神社⛩️ The presence of the two ginkgo trees is amazing! ️ Until you climb the stairs on a steep slope A shrine that makes you want to get the power of a giant tree ⛩️
H	Hero Carol on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very peaceful shrine
R	Roland Philipp on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A truly mystic shrine at night...
T	Tommy Kurauchi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My favorite shrine within the Yamanote-sen is 水神社 Sui [water] Jinja Shrine in 目白台 Mejirodai. The shrine is next to the Munatsuki-zaka and has a stair leading up to the shrine precincts. The two large ginko trees act as sentinels of the sanctuary.