Ayase Inari Shrine
綾瀬稲荷神社
A historic Inari shrine founded in 1614 featuring Edo-period architecture and cultural properties within a short walk from Ayase Station.
What it is
- Founded in 1614 by Kaneko Gohei after he settled the local area.
- Dedicated to the deity Inari and formerly known as Gohei Shrine.
- Renamed to its current name in 1967.
- Located in the Adachi Ward of Tokyo.
What to see
- The main hall which dates back to 1843.
- A modern worship hall constructed in 1982.
- Two Koshin towers designated as tangible cultural properties.
- Smaller branch shrines dedicated to Asama and Mitsumine.
- Performances of Gohei Kasai Hayashi, a registered intangible cultural property.
Getting there
- Located a seven minute walk from Ayase Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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