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Hitomi Inari Shrine
〒183-0005 東京都府中市若松町５丁目７−６
Once known as 'Sansho no Miya', this historic shrine is now recognized as an Inari Shrine. The grounds feature unique structures, including the Haraito Shrine and a distant worship site for the Asama Shrine.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari), Seoritsuhime-no-Kami
History
It is said that Musashi Saemon no Jo Yorinori established 'Sansho no Miya' in 1232, and it began to be called Inari Shrine in 1597. There are theories that the enshrined deity was invited from Ono Shrine, or that it is a shrine dedicated to Musashino Kuni no Mikoto no E no Takehi no Mikoto. Regarding the structures within the grounds, there are theories that they served as a resting place for the portable shrine (mikoshi) or as a site for distant worship of the Asama Shrine.
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What visitors say
Located deep in an alleyway within a residential area, this shrine exudes a calm and sacred atmosphere. Visitors reach the grounds, shaded by magnificent trees, via a long approach path. Parking spaces are limited, so attention is required regarding parking restrictions in the surrounding area. It is known as a hidden gem where one can worship at a leisurely pace.
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