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Inari Shrine
大垣市南一色町８０１−１
This shrine was newly constructed in 1727 CE (Kyōhō 12) at the request of the lord of Ōgaki Castle.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
At the request of Tada Masamune, lord of Ōgaki Castle, a pure site was selected in September of 1727 CE (Kyōhō 12) to house the deity, and the main hall (honden), worship hall (haiden), and surrounding fences were newly built. The shrine's treasures include a handwritten calligraphy by Princess Rihō, daughter of Emperor Ninmyō and associated with Hōkyō-ji Kasanomiya, as well as documents detailing the lineage and history of the Tada family.
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