Futako Shrine
Located near Tama River's Futako Bridge. It is said to have been built in 1641 and was the village shrine of the former Futago mura.
Kawasaki, one of the biggest cities in Japan now, first prospered as a traditional post town on Tokaido (main road of old Japan) in the Kamakura period. How about exploring the dramatic transformation of Kawasaki from now and then at once? The 'Gokaicho' (special public opening) of Ichigyo-ji temple that takes place only twice a year is highly recommended.
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Located near Tama River's Futako Bridge. It is said to have been built in 1641 and was the village shrine of the former Futago mura.
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