It’s not unusual for Japanese companies to have shrines on the company’s grounds. I guess this one is on the roof because there’s not enough space anywhere else.
Posted by Ed | Last updated Jun 24, 2017 | Architecture and interiors, Tokyo and the Kanto Region, Traditional Japan | 4 |
It’s not unusual for Japanese companies to have shrines on the company’s grounds. I guess this one is on the roof because there’s not enough space anywhere else.
Long-time resident in Japan (since 1993) but originally from Canada. Has written guidebook chapters, magazine articles, tons of blog entries and even a book about less-known aspects of Japan. In his free time, he loves photography, cycling, and exploring interesting and obscure places around the Kansai area.
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Love your pics especially the festival ones. How on earth do you get up close and personal for those shots? Advice please. Ciau
Well spotted, very interesting picture!
That’s a great picture. I guess the shrine is not available to the public? 🙂
That’s right, it’s private.