Azusawake-no-Mikoto Shrine

Flow of the course

About this spot

The largest shrine on Toshima Island, an ancient shrine enshrining Azusawake-no-Mikoto, the island's guardian deity. Locally known and beloved as 'Myojin-sama,' its main hall is said to have been built in 1760 (Horeki 10) and is the oldest structure on the island. The former main hall is a nationally registered tangible cultural property.

Tips

The shrine grounds are open to visit freely. As it is a quiet village shrine, please observe proper manners while visiting.

Best time to visit

Afternoon, before heading to Minamigayama Park

Access & map

〒100-0301 9 Toshimamura, Tokyo