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2025年06月14日

ぶらり東京散歩その26～目黒自社めぐり② Tokyo Stroll 26 Visiting Shrines and Temples in Meguro (Part 2)

テーマ：ちいさな旅～お散歩・日帰り・ちょっと１泊(44533)

カテゴリ：都内近郊散策

When you think of Meguro, one place immediately comes to mind: Meguro Fudōson. Once revered as one of the “Five Colored Fudō” of Edo, it remains an important spiritual site. These days, Meguro Fudō and Mejiro Fudō are the most well-known, but did you know there’s also a Meao Fudō in Sangenjaya?

境内も広く、実に立派なお寺だ。高低差のある立地に建てられているので、境内を回るはいささか疲れるが。
he temple grounds are vast and impressive. Because the temple is built on sloping terrain, walking around the compound is a bit of a workout—but well worth it.

目黒不動の裏手には、「甘藷先生」と呼ばれた青木昆陽の墓もある。
ehind Meguro Fudō, you’ll find the grave of Aoki Konyō, famously known as the “Sweet Potato Scholar” for his efforts in promoting sweet potato cultivation in Japan.

その後は少し歩いて、「酉の市」で有名な大鳥神社を参拝。
Afterward, I walked a bit further to visit Ōtori Shrine, best known for its vibrant Tori-no-Ichi festival.

権之助坂を歩いて目黒駅へ。実はその間に一カ所寄ったのだが、それは次のエントリーにて。

From there, I strolled down Gonnosuke-zaka toward Meguro Station. Actually, I made one more stop along the way—but I’ll save that for the next post.
The area is lined with charming cafes, restaurants, and izakayas. It struck me as a very livable neighborhood—and I have to admit, I felt a twinge of envy.

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