Tamagawasui Shrine

in the tamagawa river

Original Text

After visiting the Hamura Intake Weir on a walk on the Tama River, I stopped by because it was nearby. It is a shrine built when Tamagawa Kamisui was completed. It's a small shrine, but I've been worshiping ◯

A shrine near the Hamura weir along the Tama River

Original Text

It was a shrine that stood cramped near the Hamura Weir facing the old Okutama Kaido that runs along the Tama River. Didn't it be a shrine that was Hiro 々 when it was built? I worshiped while imagining . The site of Tamagawa Josui Jinya is also in the same place. In 1653, in order to secure water in Edo, a Jinya was installed here in accordance with the excavation of Tamagawa Josui.

Water Divine

Original Text

Visited by cycling. It is a small shrine near the Tamagawa Josui intake. It is the guardian deity of Tamagawa Josui, which was opened in the 17th century, and has been worshiped by Edo citizens and residents of Josui for more than 300 years since then. It is said to be one of the oldest water shrines. The gate is closed after hours and you can't see inside.

A small shrine in Hamura

Original Text

It is a small shrine near the Tama River in Hamura. As the name suggests, it is easy to understand at a shrine related to the Tamagawa brothers. It is a historic shrine.

Wooden の Bird House

Original Text

A small shrine near the water supply office. Since it is Tamagawa Mizu Shrine, it must be a shrine related to the Tamagawa brothers. The entrance is a modest wooden torii gate at a shrine that stands quietly in a residential area.