Suwa Shrine - Tachikawa

It is said to have been built in 811 and is said to be the oldest shrine in Tachikawa city. It's very beautiful and quiet. It is ideal for walking paths because it is well connected to the beautiful elementary school next door and this beautiful park.

It is a historical shrine that has existed since ancient times. A power spot where you can feel a strong force. Lots of benefits. Many worshipers come from the opening of the gate at 7 am. After listening to the drums in the morning, I worship.

It is a shrine that sits about 10 to 15 minutes on foot from Tachikawa Station, and has Takeminakata, the god of Okuninushi, as the main deity. Shinano Suwa Taisha Shrine is soliciting for the reign of Emperor Saga. The current main shrines have been rebuilt in recent years, and the main shrine designated as a city tangible cultural property was burned down by a suspicious fire before dawn on October 26, 1994. The hall of worship of this shrine is enshrined in parallel with the same hall of worship as Suwa Shrine, where Setsumatsusha's Hachiman and Inari shrines are enshrined. It has a shape that is rarely seen elsewhere.

The precincts are wide, the main shrine is beautiful, and the three companies are in a row and have a strong presence. Suwa Shrine is located in front, Hachiman Shrine is located on the left, and Inari Shrine is located on the right. Amabie devoted to pray for Corona's departure is cute

There is a parking lot where about 30 cars can be parked, but it will take about 10 to 15 minutes on foot from Tachikawa Station. The approach is long, the precincts are wide, and the main shrine is also large. I went on a holiday, but the number of worshipers was small. The fallen leaves of the trees standing in the precincts and the quiet atmosphere of the shrine matched strangely, and it was a wonderful sight that made me feel the arrival of winter.

A shrine that has appeared several times in the location of the TV drama "Gokusen" and in the manga "Saint Young Men" ⛩️ It's a fairly large shrine in Tachikawa city, and it's a surprisingly healing spot ?? It is a branch shrine of Shinshu Suwa Taisha Shrine of Takeminakata God, the second Mikogami of Okuninushi God ⛩️✨✨✨ It was founded around the early Heian period (811) during the time of the 52nd Emperor Saga, so it has a great history ?? However, around 1994, a suspicious fire burned down the main shrine, other companies, and the facilities, and now it is a slightly brand new shrine, but it still has an old-fashioned taste and is nice and healed ?? ? At the time of the incident, the Hachiman Shrine's main Buddha statue was stored in the Tachikawa City Museum of History and Folklore, and it seems that it was safe. Komainu is very dignified and cool ? In addition, Zuishinmon has a solid taste and it is also cool ✨ ✨ ✨ The blue sky seen from the precincts is wonderful and recommended for those who like photos and Instagram ? In the back right of the precincts, the god of the eyes, who has deep faith from the area and cures eye diseases, is enshrined, so it is recommended for those with bad eyesight ?⛩️ There is also a rare Amabie statue there, so don't miss it ? Furthermore, this shrine is described in the local magazines "Musashi Kokudoki" and "Edo Meisho Zue", and although it is a shogunate official, it leaves a huge amount of writings, and also in the direction of writing such as Kyoka, fashionable books, Chinese poetry, and Kyoshi. However, when a literary writer, a kyoka master, and a gokenin, Ota Nanpo, who was famous as one of the three famous kyoka masters in the middle of the Edo period, stopped by when he visited Tama at the time of the control account, he fell in love with the song. It is also the place where I dedicated ? So it seems that it was a great shrine from that time ✨ ✨ ✨ Don't miss the "Suwa Shrine Lion Dance" designated as an intangible folk cultural property of Tachikawa City and the "Suwa Shrine Lion Head and Taiko Body" designated as a designated cultural property of Tachikawa City used for the festival ? Furthermore, it seems that sumo events are also famous ? It was also a shrine specializing in festivals ? The place that was the head office seems to be a park just behind the main shrine, so don't miss it because there is also the remains of the former shrine ??