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Inari Shrine (One of the Ijuin Go-sha)
日置市伊集院町下谷口１７９７−６
This shrine is widely revered as the starting point of Inari worship in Kagoshima Prefecture and is deeply venerated as the family deity of the Shimazu clan.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
The shrine commemorates a miraculous event in which a fox from an Inari shrine lit a fire to protect the birth of Lord Shimazu Tadayasu. Some accounts state that the deity was invited in 1260 CE (Jōkyū 3). In 1683 CE (Ten'ō 3), the shrine was relocated to its current site due to new land reclamation, and it has been worshipped as the family deity of the Shimazu clan for generations. In 2014 CE (Heisei 26), Yushihara Hachiman Shrine was merged into this shrine.
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