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Kodake Daijin
和泉市富秋町１丁目７
This shrine is located at the setting of the 'Katsunoha Monogatari' (Tale of Katsunoha) and is sometimes counted among the Seven Great Shrines of Japan or the Three Great Inari Shrines of Kansai.
Enshrined deities
Okuninushi-no-Okami, Sarutahiko-no-Okami
History
Originally a subsidiary shrine of Seijo Shrine known as Wakaomichinomiya, it was adopted as a household deity by the Morita family, who served as village heads. Around 1740, the Inari deity was enshrined, and the shrine was renamed Shitamorikatsunoha Inari Shrine. This shrine was privately owned by the Morita family and did not belong to any specific lineage or sect. It is the location featured in the Tale of Katsunoha, where it is said that Seimei's mother, a white fox, once lived.
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Blessings
The shrine offers blessings for abundant harvests, business prosperity, academic and moral achievement, finding a good partner, safe childbirth, fertility, soothing night-crying infants, traffic safety, and marital harmony.
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