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Haginaka Shrine
大田区萩中１丁目５−１８
Located in the Haginaka area of Ota Ward, this shrine enshrines Higashikanjū Inari Shrine, which is one of the stops on the Haneda Seven Lucky Inari Pilgrimage.
History
The founding date is unknown, but by the late Edo period, it was already established as a Shinmeisha (a shrine dedicated to the sun goddess). Following the Meiji Restoration, it was designated as a village shrine. During the reconstruction after the wind and water disaster of 1917 CE (Taisho 6), the Higashikanjū Inari Shrine, which had been located in Haginaka, was moved into the current shrine grounds.
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What visitors say
Situated in a residential neighborhood, the shrine has a relatively spacious precinct. A straight approach path leads from the stone torii gate to the main hall, flanked by stone lanterns and komainu (lion-dog statues). The grounds also house the Higashikanjū Inari Shrine, making this location a well-known stop on the Haneda Seven Lucky Inari Pilgrimage.
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