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Kashiwa Shrine Official Website
https://www.kashiwajinja.com/

The sanctuary is only a few minutes away from the station in Kashiwa City.
It is so close to the city that you may be surprised, but it has a long history.
The god was invoked from Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto when an epidemic broke out.
There are many small gods enshrined carefully in the precincts of the shrine, and it is a relaxing space even though it is in the middle of the city.
Please come and feel it.

Source
O-suan Kyosai rakuga" by Kawanabe Kyosai (Tokyo Metropolitan Library), processed and created by
Yoshitoshi "Shinkata Sanjurokkai-sen Tamesho no buwei pox ogokigami wo kudukuku zu", Toyokichi Sasaki, Meiji 23, 1890 (National Diet Library), reproduced in Japanese only.
Ansei kariro diarrhea epidemic (Compiled from the National Archives of Japan)
Illustration of the extermination of smallpox. (Created by processing Utagawa Yoshifuji (Tokyo Metropolitan Library))　
Good medicine and bad disease are eradicated by the blessings of various deities.
Illustration of the eradication of epidemic dandelion, created by Utagawa Yoshimori (Tokyo Metropolitan Library)
Toegangspoort van de Yasaka Shinto Tempel, Kyoto, Japan - Rijksmuseum, Netherlands - Public Domain.
https://www.europeana.eu/item/90402/RP_F_2003_147_146
Hiroshige, "Sixty-odd Provinces Meisho Zue, Dewa, A distant view of Tsukiyama on the Mogami River," Koshihei, Kaei 6 (National Diet Library), reproduced from the original.
Kashiwa City Web Site Free Photo Collection

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