Shirasasainari Shrine

Sacred な Place (Shinseina basho) ♪ Lugar sagrado ♪ Sacred place ♪

Original Text

It is said to be one of the three major Inari companies in the Kanto region. There is Hadano's water source "Ichikanda Spring" nearby, and it is a place blessed with abundant water of ７ 1,000 tons per day. There is natural spring water in the precincts. One person says that it is a shrine with a terrible power, and the power around the fox on the left side of the torii is strong (sweat) Torii (Torii) ♪ La puerta de entrada a un espacio sagrado. ♪ To ...

healed.

Original Text

I worshiped during the daytime on weekdays when there were few other worshipers. I was recommended at the shrine office and went up to the hall of worship. I was very healed by the fine dragon ceiling painting, the fresh green that can be seen far from the open door, and the comfortable breeze that blows through the hall of worship.

Festival (Hatsugo Festival)

Original Text

Inari is a 20-minute walk south of Hadano Station on the Odakyu Line. In 2020, Sunday, February 9th was a festival (Hatsugo Festival), so I went there. The road from the station was quiet, but when I approached it, there were a lot of people! There were many stalls lined up and it was a festival.

Next year's "Hatsugo" was February 9!

Original Text

This shrine is said to be one of the three major Inari shrines in the Kanto region, but after all, on the day of "Hatsugo" once a year, there are many dew shops on the approach and nearby roads. It is crowded with worshipers. It was said that next year's "Hatsugo" will be February 9th, so I definitely want to go out again. This time, a "Kaya no Wa" was built just after entering the precincts. It seems that there is a benefit such as disease-free breathing when passing through this circle, and I passed through it. ...

It is said to be one of the three major Inari in the Kanto region!

Original Text

This shrine is said to be one of the three major shrines in the Kanto region, and the deities are Ukamitama no Mikoto, Omiyame no Mikoto, and Sarutahiko no Mikoto. .. The name of the god of Inari Omikami, which is familiar as "Inari-san," is "Uka no Mitama no Mikoto," and it is said that he is the god of rice cultivation and agriculture. What to eat, Protecting the whole human life, including what you wear, the house you live in ...