Takaosanfumoto Hikawa Shrine - Hachioji

It is a shrine right next to Takao Yamaguchi Station, and there is also a parking lot.

It is a company near Takao Yamaguchi. Since it is Hikawa Shrine, the deity is Susano Onomikoto. All the shinboku fell down due to the typhoon, and now there are traces of the old shinboku and the second generation shinboku.

A shrine without a priesthood, which is also used by Todori Hakusan Shrine. In the old days, I got a red stamp at the parking lot management office Currently, the office can handle it. The annual festival is Saturday and Sunday after the Obon festival.

The precincts have become a parking lot for a while. In late February, the plums in the precincts were beginning to unravel.

If you go through the torii gate to park your car in the municipal parking lot, this shrine costs 1,000 yen! Thousand yen! I hurriedly put out a thousand yen It was parked on the site of the shrine in the back, not in the municipal parking lot. I had a disability certificate, so I wanted to stop at the city, but I gave up money. I think it's a very fraudulent technique. Please be careful

Visit the seasonal direct-written red stamp of Hikawa Shrine at the foot of Mt. Takao, which is located in Takao-machi, Hachioji, Tokyo. The god of ritual is Susanoo-no-Mikoto. It is said that during the Oei era (1394-1428), the parents of Btsutyuu Mori, the owner of Katakura Castle, solicited the Hikawa Shrine of Musashi Ichinomiya. It is said that it was located in Omaki, Shitakunugidamura (currently Kunugidamachi, Hachioji City) at that time, and it was rebuilt in July 1662 and became the general guardian of Takao. This company is located in front of Takao Yamaguchi Station on the Keio Line, and is located just opposite the cable car, lift platform, and mountain climbing exit. There are two types of red stamps, written and written directly, but on Fridays, it seems that only written and written are available. By the way, the design changes depending on the season. The award office will be a prefabricated building that you can see at the tollhouse of the parking lot on the left side of the Keio Line guard, which goes straight from the shrine to National Highway No. 20 (you can see it immediately because there is also an information board). There is a window there, so you can receive amulets, red stamp books, etc. in addition to red stamps. Since the shrine precincts are in front of Takao Yamaguchi Station on the Keio Line, I feel a little lonely that the parking lot or the precincts are mixed together. However, behind the shrine, there are mountains and greenery, and you can feel the atmosphere of the old guardian forest.

A shrine near Takao Yamaguchi Station on the Keio Line. You can see it from the platform of the station. I was planning to go to the Trick Art Museum, but my child wanted to go there as well. When I went to the opposite side of the station exit, I saw the precincts where flowers bloomed. It wasn't big, but it had a solemn atmosphere with the mountains behind it.