Tokuo Inari Kotohira Shrine

A small Inari-san's palace.

Original Text

Although it is a small shrine, there is also a concurrent shrine, and the limited red stamp is popular. It is finished with a limited red stamp with a refreshing flavor without being flashy. I've been here for several years. It's behind the city hall and you're sitting in the city and watching over the city.

it's a compact inarisan.

Original Text

I went out by car. There are only a few parking lots. I think there used to be a wider precinct, but it felt like it was narrowed down by roads and houses. Please note that there are many branch offices in the area. There are several branch offices such as Akihayama beside the precincts. It feels like it's just right to go around while asking for a red stamp. I couldn't find a toilet or a place to rest in the precincts. Close to National Highway １ Route and Tomei Okazaki Interchange ...

It is a shrine where Ieyasu visited to practice bow.

Original Text

Two shrines, Tokuo Inari Shrine and Kotohira Shrine, are enshrined here. I think it's a retrofit anyway, but Ieyasu visited for bow training ... The common name is "Tokuo Shrine". I don't care about such boring legends here, and the long ～ wisteria shelves in the precincts are wonderful. An event was held under the name of a wisteria festival. The wisteria here is also called Tokai Ichi.