Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine (Tokyo) : Origin of the Place Name “Fukagawa”

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Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine

Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine (Tokyo) Torii gate
TEL : 03-3631-5548
Address : 1-3-17 Morishita, Koto City, Tokyo
Access : Toei Shinjuku Line / Oedo Line Morishita Station (Exit A7 or A3) > 2 minutes walk
Entrance fee : free

About Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine

Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine (Tokyo) Main hall

This shrine was founded by Fukagawa Hachirouemon, who settled in this area approximately 400 years ago. At first, a small shrine was built on the estate to enshrine a divided spirit from Ise Grand Shrine. As this area developed, it came to be worshipped by many people.

Events

Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage

To the right of the main hall, there is a small shrine dedicated to Jurojin. This is one of the Fukagawa Seven Lucky Gods. Every year between January 1st and 7th, people visit seven nearby temples and shrines to pray for good fortune.

Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine (Tokyo) jurojin

Annual Grand Festival

The annual grand festival is held on the Sunday closest to August 17th. A portable shrine is making its procession through the neighborhood, and the atmosphere is very lively.

Fukagawa Shinmeigu shrine (Tokyo) Portable shrine

Map

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