Ōmiya Hachimangū Shrine 大宮八幡宮

Its woodland is a Tokyo natural monument: grounds of about 5 hectares, the third largest in the 23 wards.

Founded in 1063 according to the shrine's tradition, it is one of the eight Hachiman shrines built in Edo (江戸八所八幡) and is nicknamed ‘the navel of Tokyo’ for its central position in the metropolitan area. The woodland surrounding it is classified as a natural monument of Tokyo Prefecture.

Tokyo

Eifukucho, Meidaimae

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