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I didn’t find this shrine worth going out of your way to see. I was finished in 10 minutes. Try Mishima or Hakone for a less right-wing oriented experience. To see the garden at the back, it seems like you have to make a donation of about 50,000 yen. This includes entrance to off-limit places and being blessed by the priest. But still....…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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This is probably most amazing but under rated shrine near Tokyo. English translation or notice are limited (none for some area) but beautiful buildings and tranquil set ups are breathtaking. Lots of shops for souvenir - food and drinks.
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Date of experience: January 2019
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When I visited here, lots of people were praying for the festival of Seven, Five and Three. Seven and three years old girls and 5 years old boys were having traditional colourful kimono wear. Looked great. Also, Red Seal looked very special. Thank you very much
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Date of experience: November 2017
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I took my age 4 son here on a train excursion along the Sagami line. While my son couldn't appreciate it, this shrine is very unique in it's numerous walking paths and it's proximity to the Sagami river. Quite isolated but the cafe and souvenir shop in front is good for a breather. …
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Date of experience: May 2016
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Samukawa Shrine is located near the Miyayama station,the JR Sagami line. This shrine is famous of protecting from accidents. I enjoyed seeing "Noh or Kyogen" on summer evening. It was a great experience.
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Date of experience: August 2015
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