日枝神社

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日枝神社 is a prominent Shinto shrine in Tokyo, Japan, revered as the guardian shrine of the city and known for its Sanno Matsuri festival.

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日枝神社 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto shrine
religious building
accessibleFromStation Akasaka Station
Kokkai-gijidō-mae Station NERFINISHED
Tameike-sannō Station NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Hie Shrine
Hiyoshi Shrine (Tokyo)
country Japan
dedicatedTo Hie-no-kami
Ōyamakui-no-kami
festivalFrequency Sannō Matsuri held in even-numbered years
guardianOf Edo Castle (historically)
linked to: Edo Castle

Tokyo
hasApproachFrom Sannō torii on Sotobori-dōri
hasArchitecturalStyle Shinto shrine architecture
hasBuildingMaterial wood
hasCulturalRole guardian shrine of Tokyo
one of the major shrines of Edo-Tokyo
hasCulturalSignificance one of the three great festivals of Edo via Sannō Matsuri
hasFeature Noh stage (for kagura and performances)
main hall (honden)
stone stairway with red torii gates
wedding hall
hasFestival Sannō Matsuri
hasGoshuin shuin stamp for pilgrims
hasMainDeityType mountain kami
hasMainFestival Sannō Matsuri
hasReligiousAffiliation Sannō Shintō tradition
hasRitual Shinto weddings
hatsumōde (New Year’s first visit)
shichi-go-san ceremonies
hasStatus famous tourist attraction in Tokyo
important urban shrine
hasSubShrine Inari shrine (within precincts)
linked to: Inari shrine

Sannō Inari shrine
hasToriiType sannō torii
languageOfSignage English
Japanese
locatedIn Chiyoda, Tokyo
Nagatachō
linked to: Nagatacho

Tokyo
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Tokyo Metropolis
linked to: Tokyo Prefecture
locatedInTimeZone Japan Standard Time
near Akasaka district
linked to: Akasaka

National Diet Building
religion Shinto
worshippedAs protector of business prosperity
protector of government and politics

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Hie Shrine alsoKnownAs 日枝神社