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Hana-yama Inari Shrine
京都市山科区西野山欠ノ上町65番地
This shrine enshrines three deities: Ukanomitama-Ōkami (the Great Spirit of Uka-no-Mitama), Kamooichihime-Ōkami (the Great Spirit of Kamooichihime), and Ootsunomitso-Ōkami (the Great Ancestor Spirit of the Great Earth). Within the shrine grounds, there are relics associated with Sanjō Kodaijō no Muneyoshi and Ōishi Kuranosuke, as well as an ancient tomb (kofun).
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
It is said to have been established in 903 CE (Engi 3) by imperial decree from Emperor Daigo. It was formerly known as Nishiyama Inari, and in the early modern period, it was also called Ōishi Inari.
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What visitors say
In spring, Somei-yoshino and weeping cherry blossoms bloom along the approach path and around the main hall, offering beautiful scenery. Although the grounds are compact, many subsidiary shrines (sessha) and branch shrines (matsuha) are lined up, allowing visitors to worship for various purposes such as business prosperity and health. It is a lively shrine characterized by its striking vermilion torii gates and shrine buildings.
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