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Iijima Shinden Inari Shrine
吉見町飯島新田５６３
This shrine was enshrined as the guardian deity (chinju) of Iijima Shinden, a reclaimed area developed by Iijima Sozaemon.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
It is said that Iijima Sozaemon enshrined the deity to pray for the safety and stability of the farmland in Iijima Shinden, which was developed between the Shoho and Genroku eras (1644–1688). The Shinpen Musashi Fudo-ki Ko (Newly Compiled Musashi Province Gazetteer) records that the Inari Shrine serves as the village's guardian deity.
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