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Motokoku Inari Shrine
宇都宮市二番町１−２２
An Inari shrine located in a town known for its grain merchants.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
As an Inari shrine perfectly suited to a town of grain merchants, the shrine's name was chosen as 'Motokoku' rather than 'Motoseki'.
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What visitors say
A small shrine situated within the town. While there is a concrete torii gate, the shrine buildings are aged wooden structures that appear to be well-maintained. A waterway, likely a covered drain, runs north-south through the grounds.
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