Aro Walk # 1 “Akasaka Hikawa Shrine”
Hello, this is Arlo.
Record photos of places you walked around in the walk series.
This time is Hikawa Shrine in Akasaka.
Generally, during lunch breaks at work, if it’s sunny, it’s best to take a walk at a shrine or temple and then have a meal.
routine.
I don’t have any particular feelings about it, but I feel like it’s become a habit if I continue to visit when I’m in trouble and manage to get out of it.
This Akasaka Hikawa Shrine is with the Ujigami of the area around here.
By the way, Ujigami is the god of the area. I don’t have much detail, so I’d like you to check it in detail (laughs).
At first, Hie Shrine was famous, so I thought it might be here, but when I asked the shrine office, he told me that it was Hikawa Shrine as soon as I said Akasaka.
If you are interested in the local Ujigami, you can ask the shrine office and they will tell you immediately.
Tokyo Shrine Office
Arrived at Akasaka Hikawa Shrine.
Front entrance.
It is a large shrine with several other entrances.
A big tree just after entering the front.
There is a feeling of Shinboku, but the details are unknown.
After always visiting here, lightly meditate as an energy charge (laughs)
Main shrine. Amulets and other items are sold next door.
The place where the floats that were recently made are displayed. Quite big and luxurious.
Kitchen knife mound. Somehow it cuts a bad edge.
There are too many edges that I want to chop. .. .. (smile)
There are two other locations on the east side of the main shrine.
The visit route is like this.
It is a spot where you can take a leisurely walk because there are not so many people.
It’s about a 10-minute walk from Akasaka station, but if you’re in the area, why don’t you visit it?
By the way, the rice on this day was Komoro Soba.
Maitake mushrooms.
Well then ~
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