The official website of Okunitama Shrine, located in Fuchu City, Tokyo. Known for its blessings such as protection from misfortune, matchmaking, and family safety, the shrine offers a glimpse into the culture and traditions of the Tama region amidst beautiful seasonal landscapes. The site introduces the history of this venerable shrine, its festivals, and highlights within the grounds, along with information on New Year's visits and misfortune protection rituals.

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Just a quick 20-minute train ride from Shinjuku, the world&rsquo;s busiest train station serving more than 2 million people every day, lies Fuchu City in the suburbs of Western Tokyo. &nbsp; Having a population of around 260,000 people, Fuchu City is often confused with its larger neighbor, Chofu City, and is located between Kokubunji to the north and the Tama River to the south. In parts residential, in parts industrial, Fuchu is most famous as the location of Okunitama Jinja, one of the five major Shinto shrines in Tokyo, the JRA Tokyo Racecourse, Japan&#39;s largest horse race course, and Fuchu Prison, Japan&#39;s largest correctional facility. However, a little-known fact is that Fuchu City is the most ancient urban settlement in all of the Tokyo area! This City has a history spanning more than 1,300 years. It was originally a post on the Koshu Kaido &ndash; one of the famous roads that radiated from Tokyo and was often travelled during the Edo period since the 1600s. &nbsp; Fuchu City is full of many old traditions and new possibilities just waiting for us to discover. Come, join Rachel to explore Fuchu together!

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Okunitama Jinja is one of Japan&rsquo;s oldest Shinto shrines, with history dating back almost 2,000 years. This shrine is actually older than the existence of Fuchu City itself! Located down the street from Fuchu station, it is considered one of the five major shrines of Tokyo, with the others being the Meiji Jingu, Yasukuni Jinja Shrine, Hie Jinja, and Tokyo Daijingu. Thanks to Fuchu&rsquo;s historical position as an important center of politics, economics, and culture as part of the Musashi Kofuku province during the medieval ages, many shrines and temples were established here. &nbsp; Okunitama Jinja was, and still is, the largest and one of the most sacred shrines in this area. Rachel will be meeting with Ryo Sawatari-san, who is a Shinto priest and the son of the chief priest of the Okunitama Jinja. Experience a private Shinto purification ceremony and gain exclusive access to this thriving historical landmark&rsquo;s sacred inner shrine -- only available in this special tour! Won&#39;t you come meet a Shinto priest and learn more about the Okunitama Jinja together?

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Just a 20-minute train ride from Shinjuku, the world's busiest train station serving over 2 million people every day, lies Fuchu City on the outskirts of Western Tokyo. With a population of around 260,000 people, Fuchu City is often confused with its larger neighbour, Chofu City, and lies between Kokubunji to the north and the Tama River to the south. Partly residential and partly industrial, Fuchu is best known as the location of Okunitama Jinja, one of Tokyo's five major Shinto shrines, Tokyo's JRA Racetrack, Japan's largest racetrack, and Fuchu Prison, Japan's largest prison facility. However, a little-known fact is that Fuchu Town is the most ancient urban settlement in the entire Tokyo area! It has a history of over 1,300 years. Originally, it was an outpost on the Koshu Kaido - one of the famous roads radiating from Tokyo and travelled frequently during the Edo period since the 1600s. Fuchu Town is full of many old traditions and new possibilities waiting to be explored. Join Rachel as we explore Fuchu City together! https://www.city.fuchu.tokyo.jp/

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Embark on a captivating journey as you discover the hidden charms of Fuchu City through mesmerizing Fuchu City VR360 virtual tours, a mere 20-minute train ride from Tokyo's vibrant Shinjuku district. Fuchu City's rich 1,300-year history has shaped it as the most ancient urban settlement in the Tokyo area, offering a blend of tradition and innovation. From the revered Okunitama Jinja to the Kyodo-no-Mori Museum, which delves into the area's history, culture, and nature, as well as the bustling Daitokyo Sogo Oroshiuri Center (Fuchu Wholesale Market) and the abundance of local farms and produce, this city captures the essence of Japan's heritage and modernity. Join your expert guide and fellow traveler, Rachel Leng, on a virtual journey (VR Tour) to discover the secrets of Fuchu City, where ancient wonders blend with modern charm to create an enchanting destination filled with captivating stories and a vibrant present.

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