Abstract
We give a new solution to the famous Gion shrine geometry problem from eighteenth-century Japan. Like the classical Japanese solution, ours is given in the form of a degree ten equation. However, our polynomial has the advantage of being much easier to write down. We also provide some additional analysis, including a discussion of existence and uniqueness.
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