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A compact shrine on the eastern side of Sumida Park, useful for a short stop between riverside walking and the Skytree area. Its three-part torii and stone ox offer a distinctive visit beyond another generic shrine stop.
What to see
Three-part Miwa torii
Stone nade-ushi ox associated with well-being prayers
Susanoo no Mikoto · Ame no Hohi no Mikoto · Prince Sadatatsu
A short history
Sumida’s tourism association traces the shrine’s origin tradition to the ninth century. It describes a relocation to the present site in 1932 during park development. The shrine has long served the Honjo neighbourhood.
Before you go
The stone-ox custom expresses a traditional wish for well-being, not a medical benefit. Events and illuminations are seasonal. A shrine-operated website was not confirmed, so the official-information link leads to Sumida’s tourism association.
35.71304, 139.80465 · Representative point in the main shrine precinct, checked against GSI mapping; not a certified entrance or step-free route. · Location source
Details checked 2026-10-08. Check the official site for changes before visiting.
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