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Hikawa Jinja are mostly to be found in Saitama and adjacent areas in Tokyo. The main shrine is the Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine in Omiya, Saitama. They are closely linked to the migration of what became the ruling clan of Musashi Province from Izumo in the fifth century BC; along with them they brought the worship of Susanoo-no-Mikoto. There are slightly under 300 Hikawa Jinja in existence: my database contains 242.
Hikawa Jinja described on this site
(listed alphabetically by location)
Saitama-ken
Asahi Hikawa Jinja Kawaguchi-shi
Chinjyu Hikawa Jinja Kawaguchi-shi
Hikawa-Nyotai Jinja Saitama-shi
Tokyo
Naka-chō Hikawa Jinja Adachi-ku
Ōkawa-chō Hikawa Jinja Adachi-ku
Senjumoto Hikawa Jinja Adachi-ku
Hikawa Jinja Bunkyō-ku
Minamisawa Hikawa Jinja Higashikurume-shi
Monzen Hikawa Jinja Higashikurume-shi
Akasaka Hikawa Jinja Minato-ku, Akasaka
Nakano Hikawa Jinja Nakano-ku
Numabukuro Jinja Nakano-ku
Shinmei Hikawa Jinja Nakano-ku
Kitami Hikawa Jinja Setagaya-ku
Shibuya Hikawa Jinja Toshima-ku