Book (Practical) History of Japan Tokyo Jusha's Hidden Story : Hiromi Shimada

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Japanese History After the Showa Restoration, the capital moved from Kyōto to Tōkyō, and 12 shrines were moved from the Kinai region to Tōkyō. During the Meiji period, the ten shrines in Tōkyō's 23 wards became ten shrines in Tōkyō. These shrines have a deep connection with the Imperial Family.
After understanding the details of these ten shrines, what is the Emperor, the shrines, the transfer of the capital during the Meiji Restoration, and the Choku Festival? Transfer of the capital during the Meiji Restoration, and the? The book contains detailed reading materials and travel guides for Professor Hiromi Shimada, a religious scholar who was born in Tōkyō in 1953.
Author, religious scholar, part-time lecturer at Tokyo Woman's Christian University.
Graduated in 1976 from the Department of Religion and Religious History in the Faculty of Letters at the University of Tokyo.
Completed in 1984 from the Department of Religious Studies at the Graduate School of Humanities at the University of Tokyo.
Served as a professor at the Japan Women's University and a special researcher at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Tokyo.
He wrote books such as "『 Nature Funeral Recommended 』" (Tokuma Shoten), "『 Funeral Not Necessary 』" (Gentosha), "『 Human Revolution Reading 』" (KK Best Sellers), and "『 Religion Full of Lies 』" (Asahi Shimbun Publishing).