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Miwara Inari Shrine (Konnyaku Inari)
〒131-0041 東京都墨田区八広３丁目６−１３
A shrine located in Koto Ward, Tokyo, known by the alternate name Konnyaku Inari. It is famous for offering the Konnyaku Omagami (konjac amulet) on the Hatsumaki (the first tuesdays of the month) day, based on the secret rites of Yudono Mountain.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
Founded in 1614 CE (Keicho 19). Its origin lies in the enshrinement of a branch spirit of Haguro Daijin (the Great Deity of Haguro) by Shugendo practitioners from Yudono Mountain in Dewa Province.
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What visitors say
Located in a residential area, this shrine has a calm atmosphere deeply rooted in the local community. The grounds are spacious and well-maintained, with the office and amulet distribution area clearly marked. In addition to the Konnyaku Gofu (konjac protective amulet) offered on Hatsumaki day, they also sell character-themed omamori (protective charms). It is within walking distance of Keisei Hikifune Station and Yahiro Station, but caution is advised as some surrounding roads are narrow.
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