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Kaguraden (a stage for ritual performances) at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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The stone on the right is a remain of the former Shibuya Castle- JREF
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Detail of the haiden at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Detail of the haiden at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Details of the haiden at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Homotsuden at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya. On display are the shrine's mikoshi (portable shrine), ema (votive plates), and other artifacts.- JREF
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Shinmon at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Haiden at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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The second torii gate at the entrance of Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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The first torii gate of Kon’nō Hachimangū in Shibuya- JREF
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Haiden of the Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Mitake jinja at the Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya. The deities worshipped here are Kushimachi no Mikoto, Oonamuchi no Mikoto, Sukunabikona no Mikoto, and Yamatotakeru no Mikoto, all kami (deities) of prosperous business, worshipped in particular by the trade and service industry...- JREF
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The shrine of Kon’nōmaru at Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya. Shibuya Kon’nōmaru Tsunemitsu (1141-1185) is worshipped as a deity and was a member of the Shibuya clan. A statue depicting Kon’nōmaru and allegedly carved by the man himself is preserved in the shrine and on display during the...- JREF
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Haiden of Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Haiden of Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya with koi-no-bori- JREF
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Kon’nō Hachimangū shrine in Shibuya- JREF
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Shinmon gate at the Kon’nō Hachimangū- JREF
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Second torii gate at the Kon’nō Hachimangū in Shibuya- JREF
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Travel Konno Hachimangu Shrine
Kon’nō Hachimangū (金王八幡宮) is a Shinto shrine just a stone's throw from Shibuya Station. Founded in 1092 by the Shibuya clan who gave their name to the modern-day Tokyo ward, it was built right inside of what once was Shibuya Castle. History In 1051, Kawasaki Motoie (河崎基家), a descendant of the...