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Fujizuka Inari Atsusha (Fujizuka Inari Remnant Shrine)
松戸市日暮２丁目１−１
This shrine is said to have been established to mourn the soldiers who fell in the Battle of Kokubandai. An Inari shrine was enshrined, and wisteria was planted to conceal the burial mound.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
It is said that an Inari shrine was enshrined to honor the samurai who died by seppuku (ritual suicide) after being defeated in the Battle of Kokubandai, with wisteria planted beside it to camouflage the mound. In 1972, due to land readjustment, the main shrine was relocated to the grounds of Tokuzoin Temple.
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