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Inari Shrine
小山市本郷町３丁目１
This shrine is designated as a Kobayashi City cultural property, recognized for its Hatsumatsuri (First Midday Festival) and its vividly colored main hall (honden).
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
In 1200 CE (Shōji 2), Kajiwara Kagenori enshrined the deity from Shonan Mori Inari Myojin in the Settsu Province at a mound of turf in Taya, where it came to be venerated as Shizuka Inari Daimyojin. In 1758 CE (Hōreki 8), the main hall (honden) was rebuilt by Kojima Gentarō Tsunenari, and the worship hall (haiden) was reconstructed in 1874 CE (Meiji 7).
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Blessings
The enshrined deity (kami) grants blessings for family safety, business prosperity, and success in the performing arts.
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