Yabo Temmangū Shrine

The oldest Tenmangu shrine in eastern Japan, its precincts are very quiet because it's far from the Tokyo central

菅原道真公の三男である菅原道武公が、道真公が太宰府に左遷された時に、父への尊容を刻むために建てられた神社。東日本における天満宮としては最も古く、湯島天神、亀戸天神とならび関東三天神と称される。 一方で、この神社は都心から離れており、周囲が住宅街に囲まれていることから、休日でも参拝に訪れる人は少なく、境内は終始静かである。特に鳥居から拝殿前の曲がり角までは木々に覆われており、風と葉擦れの音が爽やか...

traditional shrine

an anual big festival being held ,with lots of people frock together, prior night shrine festive ,lion dancing and 1000 peeple hoding lanterns which is awe-inspiring.

One of the companies representing the Tama area

Original Text

It is the oldest Tenmangu shrine in eastern Japan, which stands along the Koshu Highway. A few minutes walk from Taniho Station on the Nanbu Line, there are also buses from ＪＲ National Station, Fuchu Station on the Keio Line, and Seiseki Sakuragaoka Station. There are also plum gardens and shiyo flower gardens in the precincts, and it seems to be crowded during the flowering season.

The precincts where chickens are free-range

Original Text

3 minutes walk from Taniho station. It is enshrined along the Koshu Kaido. Founded in 903. The deity is Sugawara no Michizane. The oldest Tenmangu shrine in eastern Japan. The main shrine, which is painted in vermilion in front, was built during the Kanei era (1624～ 1643). The wooden copper-roofed hall of worship was built in the late Edo period. Chicken are free-range in the precincts, but the reason is unknown.

The oldest in East Japan の Tianzhu Palace

Original Text

It is enshrined in the south of the national city. It is a shrine that originated from the fact that Sugawara no Michizane's third son, Dobu, was washed away to the area and built a mausoleum to worship his father. The rare downhill palace with the hall of worship and the main hall ahead of the approach is related to the traffic of the person 々 brought about by the change of the route of the Koshu Kaido road with the change of the channel of the Tama River flowing through the area. In the precincts where many prayer votive tablets of academic achievement are hung, the chickens who live in nature welcome the proud voice ...