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Inari Shrine
杉並区本天沼２丁目４２−７
A shrine located in Hon Tennuma, Suginami Ward, Tokyo. It has a history of being relocated after receiving the inner sanctuary from Sanno Shrine in the early Meiji period.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
The founding is believed to date back to the Keicho era. Subsequently, the area became the territory of Akasaka Sanno Shrine (now Hie Shrine), and Inari worship spread. Records state that in the early Meiji period, the inner sanctuary was transferred from Sanno Shrine and the shrine was relocated. In 2003 CE (Heisei 15), a new shrine building was completed.
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