JR Keihin-tohoku Line E233 Series Train and Hibiya Shrine
The building at the left edge of this photo may look like a residence, but it has ornament at the roof. It is Hibiya Shrine. The main entrance of the shrine exists at the other side of the site. It was originally located 1.2km north, where Hibiya Park exists. It was moved due to construction of Edo Castle four hundred years ago. Land reorganizing after big earthquake in 1923 makes it move again. Finally, MacArthur Road construction moved it in 2009.
JR Keihin-tohoku Line E233 Series Train and Hibiya Shrine
The building at the left edge of this photo may look like a residence, but it has ornament at the roof. It is Hibiya Shrine. The main entrance of the shrine exists at the other side of the site. It was originally located 1.2km north, where Hibiya Park exists. It was moved due to construction of Edo Castle four hundred years ago. Land reorganizing after big earthquake in 1923 makes it move again. Finally, MacArthur Road construction moved it in 2009.