A shrine in Mukojima, east of the Sumida River. Its name comes from a legend that when the shrine was being rebuilt, a white fox circled three times around a divine statue that emerged from the ground. Because the Mitsui family made it their guardian shrine in the Edo period, a pair of lion statues relocated from Mitsukoshi stands in the grounds. You can stop by on the way from the Skytree down to the riverside.
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About 10 min walk from Tokyosukaitsurii Station (とうきょうスカイツリー駅)
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