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Fukae Inari Shrine
大阪市東成区深江南３丁目１６−１７
This shrine enshrines Ukanomitama-no-kami and two other deities. It served as the tutelary deity of the former Fukae Village and has deep historical ties to the Kasanui-be (a historical administrative division). The shrine grounds have been designated as a historical site.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
The shrine is said to have been founded during the Wado period (early 8th century). It is also reported that Toyotomi Hideyori renovated the shrine buildings in 1603 CE (Keicho 8). As the tutelary deity of the former Fukae Village, it maintained a close relationship with the Kasanui-be. The grounds are designated as a historical site by the Osaka Prefecture and Osaka City, recognized as the 'Site of the Kasanui Village' and the 'Land Associated with Fukae and the Kasanui'.
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What visitors say
Located within a residential area, the shrine grounds are spacious and have a calm atmosphere. The path to the main hall is paved with stone slabs, making it easy to navigate even for wheelchair users, while the path to the administrative office is covered in gravel. Depending on the season, you may see persimmon trees bearing fruit, and Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) are available.
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