Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport
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中山・下総・散歩道
A Walk on Kuwakawa and Nagashima in Kasai Edogawaku
Higashi Kasai in Edogawaku Tokyo is an area on the south bank of Shinkawa River flowing into Edogawa River at the east end of it was called Kuwakawa and Nagashima for several dozen years age. The areas are very small but there are many temples in them like Gyotoku Teramachi in Ichikawa. In a guidebook published in Edo period called 'Edo Meisho Zue', it was on 'Bungencho (a record of the retainers ) recorded by Hojo Family in Sengoku period that there was a castle called 'Nagashima Takajo in Kasai' and it was owned by Yasushuke Ota. And according to Shinpen Musashinokuni Fudokiko (a geographic guide of Musashi province edited in Edo period), there were 214 houses in Nagashima and 107 in Kuwakawa Village. There were many houses drawn on a map published in Meiji Era. They show that the areas have been prosperous for hundred years ago. Moreover, people in the areas has kept a traditional pilgrimage called 'Kasai Daishi Mairi'. In this page, some of the unique temples are introduced. Why don't you walk on Kuwakawa and Nagashima in Kasai?
The Noted Spots in Kuwakawa and Nagashima in Kasai
Nagashimasan Zentokuji Temple
It has many stone sculptures with cute and funny face in it.
Kaihosan Jizoin Shoenji Temple
It was an old temple built in Muromachi period.
Anshosan Taishiin Seikoji Temple
Nagashima Takajio Castle had been stood on this site.
Iousan Oushinin Tozenji Temple
It is famous for the Yakushi who has power to cure eye disease.
Kakuosan Jishoin Temple
It has quiet beautiful views while seeing from the gate.
The Pilgrimage to Daishi in Kasai
Kasai Daishi Mairi is a kind of the pilgrimage since Edo perid.
A Walk On Ichinoe and Funabori
These areas have some Edo style Landmarks and thousands of Cherry Trees.
A Walk Along Edogawa River
The areas along the river have many noted spots that people could enjoy history and culture.- 広告 Advertisement -
