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Sumiyoshi Shrine

Mon, September 27, 2010

The Sumiyoshi Shrine from Tsukudajima is dedicated to the god who prevents disasters at sea. It is related to the Sumiyoshi Shrine from Osaka and it was established by the fishermen from Tsukuda village, Osaka, who moved to Edo and developed a community on the Tsukudajima island.

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The First Tsukudani Shop, Tsukishima, Tokyo
Sumiyoshi Shrine Main Building, Tsukudajima, Tokyo
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Focal Length: 18mm
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Shutter Speed: 1/500s
ISO Sensitivity: ISO 200
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