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Kawaramachi Inari Shrine
足立区千住河原町１０−１３
A shrine located in Kawaramachi, Adachi Ward, Tokyo, which formerly served as the guardian deity of the local vegetable market.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
The founding date is unknown. It served as the guardian deity of the vegetable market in Senju (commonly known as 'Yachaba', now the Adachi Market of the Tokyo Central Wholesale Market), and it is presumed that its history has been intertwined with the market since its inception.
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What visitors say
Located facing a main thoroughfare, the shrine features notable sights such as large Komainu (lion-dog statues) among the largest in Adachi Ward and a rainwater collection tank donated in 1850 CE (Kaei 3). It has a vermilion worship hall (haiden) and a bronze torii gate, offering a relaxed atmosphere for worship. It is also a site for Fukurokuju (the deity of longevity and prosperity) in the Senju Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, and its sacred tree is a ginkgo.
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