Inari Shrine

Ujigami in southwestern Esaka

Original Text

Inari is rare for a green shimenawa that sits quietly in a residential area. Well, it's a large precinct, but it's usually quiet.

It is between the station and the station, access is very bad.

Original Text

It's just in the middle of the station, and I always go on foot. It is a rare shrine that enshrines the god of grain and food, and there are not many people.

And then.

Original Text

I stopped by while working. I'm interested in the main deity because it's the god of grain and food, "God of food." I was interested in the history of the region.

Yuren Village の Town Shouの God

Original Text

Inari Shrine, which is located in the west of Esaka Station １ｋｍ, is located in a space that seems to be blocked with the Meishin Expressway on the south side and the Takagawa bank on the west side. This area was named after Enosakago Kurado Village until it was incorporated into suita city in the Meiji period. It enshrines the god of grain and food, "Hoshijin," and it seems that it was already in the Edo period as a guardian deity in the kurodo area, but the origin is unknown. The main hall is a tangible cultural property of suita City, and there are large torii and Miyado ...