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Koyiku Inari Shrine
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This shrine has a unique origin story involving a pilgrim riding an ox that gave birth to a calf.
History
Legend states that a pilgrim riding an ox gave birth to a calf at this location. When the pilgrim settled there, he established the shrine as a household deity (Yashirogami). The Shinpen Musashi Fudoki Ko records that it was originally owned by the villagers as the Inari shrine of Ushiko Village.
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What visitors say
Located within a tea house building, this shrine has a charming appearance. The surrounding area retains the atmosphere of a castle town, making it a suitable stop during a stroll. Many Senjafuda (prayer plaques) posted as mementos of worship can be seen within the precincts.
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