F&S no Kai held a one day bus tour. We visited Edogawa's historical spots.
【Date】 June 20, 2010 (Sun)
【Time table】
09:00 Assemble at Tower Hall Funabori
09:30 Departure from Tower Hall Funabori
09:55-10:15 Tomyo-ji Temple (Hirai Shoden)
10:40-11:20 Edogawa Local History Archives musium
12:00-13:00 Lunch at Kasai Seaside Park
13:45 - 14:15 Sengen-jinja Shrine
14:30 - 15:10 Ichinoe Village head's residence
15:30 Disband at Tower Hall Funabori
【Participation fee】 100yen :admission to Ichinoe Village head's residence
Tomyo-ji Temple(Hirai Shoden)
It's located in Hirai. This is one of the three Shoden temples in the Kanto District ― Menuma Shoden in Saitama, Matsuchiyama Shoden in Asakusa and Hirai Shoden. It's belong to Shingi Shingon Buddhism.
Edogawa Local History museum
It's on the third floor of Green Palace, 1chome Matsushima, Edogawa. The museum exhibits some relics such as old documents, pictures, paintings, old farming tools and so on. Those tools show you Edogawa's history. Everybody seemed interested in Japanese historical relics and listened to explanation eagerly.
Kasai Rinkai-koen Park
Very famous and popular park located in the southern end of Edogawa. We had lunch at there and had conversation, that helped to developed rapport each other. Knowing different culture and lifestyle is interesting.
Sengen-Jinja shrine
It was built about 1100 years ago, the oldest shrine in Edogawa ward. 13 shrines were gethered in there. So each shrines have different gods that you can pray to each gods at the same place. There're some answeres to prayers, for example, protection from fire, easy birth, raising children and so on. It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Shinozaki station.
Ichinoe Village Headman Residence
It's the premises of the Tajima family. The family had been village headmen of Ichinoe fields for generations since the early Edo period. The notable constructive features of the building is a straw-thached roof.