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Inari Shrine
羽島市竹鼻町３０１０−５
A shrine with a history rooted in its establishment on a small hill where an old white fox once resided.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
In ancient times, a small hill existed within the village where an old white fox lived and produced auspicious omens. In 1496 CE (Meiō 5), the villagers built a small shrine. It was visited by the local lord during his inspections, and the village was named Kitsuneana (Fox Hole). The shrine was named Inari Shrine based on the legend of this white fox. In 1686 CE (Jōkyō 3), prayers were offered for the safety of the village and the success of the five grains.
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