Suzukamyo Shrine
The place to worship the local Shinto deity of Zama town. It is said to have been established during Emperor Kinmei’s imperial reign (539~571). In the grounds, there is a slab with a haiku cut on it by famous bibliographer Shozo Saito, who was born in Suzuka. Also, there are flat-land houses from the Jomon period, which have been designated by the city as important cultural property.
Essential Information
| Admission hours |
9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. |
|---|---|
| Duration |
1h |
| Access | Odakyu Line, Zama Station |
| Facilities |
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