Inari Shrine
稲荷神社
Historic Inari Shrine in Tokyo, known for its plasterwork and sub-shrines, is worth a visit.
What it is
- Inari Shrine is in Kodaira City, Tokyo.
- It moved to its current location in 1720.
- Designated a "village shrine" in 1873.
What to see
- Main hall covered by a protective structure.
- Main hall features early Meiji period plasterwork.
- Includes Shirabyakko-sha sub-shrine.
- Includes Kiyoshi Jinja sub-shrine.
- Includes Haruna-sha sub-shrine.
- Includes Kotohira-sha and Tenjin-sha sub-shrines.
Getting there
- 19-minute walk from Hitotsubashi Gakuen Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
東京都小平市鈴木町1-510 Open in Google Maps
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