Sakaiinari Shrine

Inarisan of a small company.

Original Text

It is a company that sits next to the Ikenobatamon gate on the Hongo Campus of the University of Tokyo. According to the standing sign, it is written that Shogun Ashikaga rebuilt it during the Muromachi period.

Yu Qingjing ヶ Jingxuan

Original Text

Sakai Inari Shrine is about a 10-minute walk from Nezu Station on the Chiyoda Line. I worshiped when I took a walk around the area in June. A large vermilion torii gate welcomes worshipers. The shrine is located at a right angle to the torii gate. It is said that this shrine was built by Ashikaga's 9th Shogun Yoshihisa during the civilization year, and it is called Sakai Inari because Shinobu is enshrined on the border between Oka and Mukai. Benkei Kagamigai well is located behind the main shrine. Yoshitsune and Benkei's thirst-moistened well ...

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Original Text

It is just off Shinoba Pond. There is Benkei Kagamigaido next door. According to the guide, it was rebuilt in the 1400s, so it seems to be a historic shrine.

Today's walk course

Original Text

Sakai Inari Shrine is an Inari Shrine located in Ikenobata, Taito-ku. Sakai Inari Shrine is said to have been enshrined by Ashikaga's 9th Shogun Yoshihisa during the civilization year. It is said that it was called Sakai Inari because Shinobu was enshrined on the border between Oka and Mukai, and it is said that the treasure sword Inari of Yushima Kiritsuzaka was enshrined in 1897. There is no shrine office and you can't get a red stamp.

There is also Benkei Kagamigaido, which is a historic place.

Original Text

　On the west side of Shinobu Pond in Ueno Onsen Park, it is located at the boundary between Taito Ward and Bunkyo Ward. It is still new and beautiful because it is built in the year It is a precinct. However, it is said that it was enshrined by Ashikaga's 9th Shogun Yoshihisa during the civilization year, and it is a historic Inari shrine that Shinobu was called Sakai Inari because it was enshrined on the border between Oka and Mukai and was the total guardian of both villages. When he was called Yoshihisa Ashikaga, the ninth Shogun, ５...