Atago Shrine

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Atago Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine in Tokyo known for its steep stone stairway and hilltop location offering views over the city.

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Atago Shrine canonical 1
Atago Shrine (nearby) 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto shrine
religious building
architecturalStyle Shinto shrine architecture
category Historic site in Tokyo
cityView Tokyo Tower
central Tokyo skyline
country Japan
culturalType urban hilltop shrine
dedicatedTo fire deity
protection from fire
elevation approximately 26 meters above sea level
foundedBy Tokugawa shogunate
foundedInPeriod Edo period
hasAccess stone stairway
vehicle road to hilltop
hasCulturalSignificance protection from fire disasters in urban areas
hasEnvironment trees and greenery on hill
hasFeature main hall (honden)
small auxiliary shrines
stone lanterns
stone stairway with many steps
torii gate
hasFestival annual shrine festival
hasGrounds shrine precincts on hilltop
hasJapaneseName 愛宕神社
hasMaterial stone steps
hasNearbyLandmark Kamiyachō area
surface form: Kamiyacho area

Toranomon district
hasStairFunction main approach to the shrine
hasStairName Otoko-zaka (men’s slope)
hasViewType panoramic city view
inception 1603
isSubjectOf tourist guides about Tokyo shrines
knownFor hilltop location
steep stone stairway
views over Tokyo
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Minato, Tokyo, Japan
surface form: Minato, Tokyo

Tokyo
locatedInWard Minato
surface form: Minato Ward
locatedOn Mount Atago
openToPublic true
purpose to protect Edo from fire
religion Shinto
touristAttraction true
worshipPractice prayers for business success
prayers for safety from fire
prayers for success in life and work

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Toranomon hasLandmark Atago Shrine
this entity surface form: Atago Shrine (nearby)