Yakuso Shrine - Chuo City

The god amount in the torii was black and I could not read the rainbow in the distance, but I was able to see the name of the donor engraved on Tamagaki and feel the immediate faithful god I could do it. There, there are 30 people who are familiar with the "Tokyo Pharmaceutical Association", "Medicinal granddam support association", "Ota gastrolysis", "Ryukata Raku", "Asada Kozen", "Otsuka Pharmaceutical", "Tanabe Seiyaku", "Ono Pharmaceutical" Pharmaceutical companies are in series. The god of medicinal goddess is the two pillars of Otsumi Takashi (miserable owner), Shihiko Hibiki (Mr. Sukuna Hikono), and Shinto is a health promotion such as disease free longevity and disease relief. In the Edo period, the division of town was promoted centering on Nihonbashi, but there were many medicine wholesalers dotted around the main street of Nihonbashi. As a little thought, the Nagasakiya Genememon's regular practice was a medicine wholesaler, although the Nagasakiya Genememon's regular practice was a medicine wholesaler, while the Dutch Commerce Director was at the time of Edo's attendance at the Edo Festival, the former doctor of the shogunate Kurosawa Fu Zhou (Houshou) Because the mansion of the town was also Tsukiji Town Tsukiji, there are many people who are familiar with medicine in this area, surely, Sugita Genbaki, Maeno Ryusawa, Otsuki Genzawa etc must also have come and go. Will it be a left proof that the drug companies are still densely still? Osaka's dojo municipalities are taking similar transition as well. Worldwide, Japan's longevity is also a doctor's "heart to cherish people" and "definite medical" are performing, but on the other hand, the pharmaceutical company's We can not miss out on a stagnant research and development and leading-edge technology of medical device manufacturers. However, I also appreciate the heart that appreciates the meditation goddess' s deity. Even at the time of going out to Mitsukoshi and Koledo Muromachi, we recommend visiting. "I am sick from my mind", so I'm sure you will be fresh.

It is a shrine nestled in the greenery of the city. Only this space has a mysterious atmosphere like a different space. There are many names of pharmaceutical companies, and I saw it as a valuable shrine.

A shrine located in Nihonbashi Muromachi. It is on the north side of Coredo Muromachi 2 and you can see the vermilion torii gate as soon as you proceed north from Coredo Muromachi 1 from Chuo-dori. This is not the case, but there is a small company on the east side of the square. Pharmaceutical wholesalers seem to have lined up around Nihonbashi for a long time, and even today there are many pharmaceutical manufacturers' offices. It is a place where there is only one car from Chuo-dori, where many cars come and go, but it is quiet and beautifully planted green. There is a bench in the “Fukutoku no Mori” where the company is located, so you can take a break while feeling the wind in the middle of the city.

"Yakuso Shrine" is a shrine that enshrines the god of medicine that sits in the guardian forest of Fukutoku Shrine in COREDO Muromachi. . A shrine that is a spirit of Gojoten Shrine and is not a religious corporation because it is the property of the Tokyo Pharmaceutical Affairs Association. . . May Corona end. . . ● Company name: Yakuso Shrine ● Address: 2-4-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo ● Deity: ・ Sukunahikona Shrine (a national god known as the god of medicine) ・ Shennong Okami (one of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors in ancient Chinese folklore. A god who taught people the art of medicine and agriculture) ● Origin: ・ In September 2016, when the Fukutoku Forest was established as the guardian forest of Fukutoku Shrine, Nihonbashi (Tokyo Pharmaceutical Trade Association Office rooftop) was lined with drug wholesalers during the Edo period as the ancestor of medicine. Later, the Yakuso Shrine on the roof of the Showa Yakusho Building was relocated. . . ● Red stamp: None

A small shrine surrounded by skyscrapers next to Coredo Muromachi. At first glance it's a mismatch, but the atmosphere is nice ~

The god of ritual is Okuninushi and Sukuna bi kona Founded in 1908, the Tokyo Yakuso Trade and Commerce Association held a grand festival with the spirit of Yakuso God from Gojoten Shrine in Ueno, Tokyo. In 1929, medicine was placed on the roof of the office building. The Sojin Shrine (the first shrine) was built, and in 1983, the second shrine was built on the roof of the Showa Yakuso Building. On September 28, 2016, the third generation Yakuso Shrine was relocated to the current location of Fukutoku no Mori. It is located in a place less than 5 minutes on foot from Fukutoku Shrine.

A small shrine enshrined in a corner of the Fukutoku Forest. Since the god of ritual is the two pillars of Okuninushi and Sukuna bi kona, the god of medicine, it is derived from the fact that medicine officials in the Nihonbashi area solicited spirits from Gojoten Shrine in Ueno. Before that, it seems that Gojoten Shrine, Sakatsura Isozaki Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture, and Oarai Isosaki Shrine (all of which are gods of rituals were Okuninushi and Sukuna bi kona).