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Raiden Inari Shrine
〒160-0022 東京都新宿区新宿４丁目４−２３
A shrine located in Shinjuku Ward that enshrines the deity Uchihara (the god of lightning and thunder).
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
In 1928, it was merged into Hanazono Shrine and became defunct. However, local residents later rebuilt and maintained a torii gate and a small shrine on the site, and it was re-established as a subsidiary shrine. Currently, Benten (the goddess of music, eloquence, and water) is also enshrined within the precincts.
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What visitors say
Located within Shinjuku's redevelopment area, the main hall has been demolished, and a temporary worship hall has been set up. The precincts feature a stone statue of a fox (komagitsune) protected by wire mesh, and the surrounding area faces a street with many budget accommodations. Despite the urban bustle, it remains a quiet place for worship that conveys historical traditions to the present day.
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