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Inari Shrine and Soreisha
神戸市中央区日暮通２丁目４−１３ 日暮荘
A shrine located in Higashinada Ward, Kobe City, affectionately known by the common name 'Mori no Inari-sama' (the Inari in the Forest).
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
According to shrine tradition, in 715 CE, a light appeared in the waters off Fukae on the night of the day of the Rabbit in the month of the Rabbit. The spirit of Inari declared its desire to reside in this forest, and the shrine was established in response. It was venerated as the chief deity (Ujigami) of nine nearby villages until the Edo period, but the resident areas were reorganized during the Meiji era.
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