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Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo Editorial Photo

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Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, JapanThis shrine was established as an Inari shrine before 1596. It was worshiped as the guardian deity of Yoshiwara (Yoshiwara), which was located here. During the restoration of the shrine in 1670, a Nakahira (suehiro fan) was found, and the shrine was named Suehiro Shrine. It was also deeply revered by the samurai who served the shogunate, and the fire brigade chief under its command provided protection and service in festivals.

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Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period, now Bis

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period, now Bis

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period

Komainu Lion-Dog guardians at Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine.

Komainu Lion-Dog guardians at Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine.

Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion at Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine

Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion at Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period, now Bis

Suehiro Jinja or Suehiro Shrine. Small 400 years old shrine. Inari was worshipped as a guardian god during the Edo period, now Bis

The red gates - vermilion torii - of Suehiro Inari Shrine at Kanda Shrine Complex in Tokyo, Japan

The red gates - vermilion torii - of Suehiro Inari Shrine at Kanda Shrine Complex in Tokyo, Japan

Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo

Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo

Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo

Suehiro Shrine, Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo