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Casual sightseeing in Tokyo - A Shinto Shrine from Edo Dori

Another small shrine, hidden between tall, modern buildings, on Edo Dori, in Asakusa:

The Torii is located behind a small fence and could easily pass unnoticed:

I discovered it just because the hotel where I was accomodated was three buildings away (the building with orange, visible here on Google Maps):

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