Kameido Sengen Shrine

Birdju の Before の が ~ Opening

Original Text

I visited for a walk and on the way. Sakura blooms beautifully every year in front of the torii gate at the entrance of the shrine. It was in full bloom this year as well, but I seemed a little lonely while refraining from going out.

A solemn shrine with a calm atmosphere

Original Text

It is a shrine with a calm and nice atmosphere with Fujizuka and old torii gates. It is located in a quiet place about 10 minutes from the station.

Today's walk course (Koto ward)

Original Text

During the eastern expedition, Nihon Takeru went to the Runmizukai (Uraga Suido) to head from Sagami to Kazusa. At that time, he said, "If you have such a small sea, you can run and jump up, and you can cross it," and tried to cross the sea. However, when it comes to the middle of the sea, it is suddenly seen by the storm, and the ship is betrayed by the rough wave and becomes impossible to navigate. Tachibana no hime no Mikoto, the empress of Nihon Takeru, who accompanied him, threw himself into the sea as saying, "This is the work of the sea god who was angry at the words of Nihon Takeru."

Fujizuka series Kameido Fuji

Original Text

Kameido, Koto Ward. Its name is Kameido Asama Shrine. The large vermilion torii ⛩ is dazzling. When you turn left in the precincts, there is a mound that is thick. It is written as the mound of Tachibana Hime, the younger brother of Nihon Takeru. It's a kanzashi. It seems that the cherry blossoms when they threw themselves into the sea have flowed around here. It's okay, but when you go into the back, no matter who looks at it, it can be seen as Fujizuka. The whole is thick and lava is piled up only on the top. On top of the lava, Mt. Fuji is a playful mountain. That's it ...

To summer pass through the "Kanto's No. 1 Okaya no Wa"

Original Text

It is located north of Higashi-Oshima Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line and on the right side of the Metropolitan Expressway ７. It looks familiar to the town, but the summer visit was a little lively because it passed through the "Okaya no Wa" called "Kanto No. 1". The red stamp limited to Tanabata is also colorful and popular, but it is drawn.