氷川神社
Hikawa Shrine
The present precinct and major halls were created in the large Shōwa-period rebuilding project.
Saitama — Temples
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喜多院
Kita-in Temple
After the 1638 Kawagoe fire, Tokugawa Iemitsu rebuilt Kita-in and relocated palace buildings from Edo Castle to form its guest hall, study and kitchen.
高麗神社
Koma Shrine
The shrine’s account says residents enshrined Koma no Jakko after his death to honor his leadership of Koma district.
所澤神明社
Tokorozawa Shinmei Shrine
The present sanctuary was built in 1902; a large cypress worship hall was completed in 1934.
鷲宮神社
Washinomiya Shrine
The shrine’s origin story attributes its beginnings to Ame-no-Hohi and his son Takehinatori leading an Izumo group to establish a sanctuary.
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