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MAP 1
Irugi-jinja Shrine
Once situated near Iruki Bridge, which spans the Meguro River, Irugi Shrine was moved to its current location during the early Edo Period because the Meguro River was prone to flooding.
Location: 3-8-20 Osaki
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MAP 2
Kifune-jinja Shrine
Since ancient times Kifune Shrine has had the sacred image of Hotei-son—one of the Seven Lucky Gods—beside the torii gate as its landmark, and the shrine itself is dedicated to a water god. An annual grand festival is held here in early June.
Location: 3-16-31 Nishi-Shinagawa
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MAP 3
Togoshi-Ginza Shopping Street
There are about four hundred shops here covering a 1.3-kilometer stretch of the street, making Togoshi-Ginza one of the Kanto region’s longest shopping districts. There are plenty of places that will draw you in, such as stylish dry goods shops, grocery stores, and shops selling various treats.
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MAP 4
Togoshi Hachiman-jinja Shrine
Togoshi Hachiman Shrine has been conducting major renovations since January 2021 to commemorate its 500th anniversary. The shrine itself was moved back about twenty meters to make the shrine grounds more spacious. Within the shrine area, there is a stand of Japanese raisin trees (Hovenia dulcis) that are about eighteen meters tall and have been designated a natural monument of Shinagawa City.
Location: 2-6-23 Togoshi
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Total walking distance: 2.6 km (about 3,250 steps)
Total walking time: About 54 minutes
Calories burned: About 244 kcal
From “Shinagawa City Walking Map” |
About 7 minutes |
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0.3 km |
About 14 minutes |
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0.7 km |
About 12 minutes |
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0.6 km |
❸ Togoshi-Ginza Shopping Street |
About 7 minutes |
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0.3 km |
❹ Togoshi Hachiman-jinja Shrine |
About 14 minutes |
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0.7 km |
Goal: Togoshi-Ginza Station |
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