Ooshima Inari Shrine

📍 Tokyo, Koto-ku · 5-39-26 Ooshima, Koto-ku

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Founded 慶安年間（1648年 - 1651年）

Enshrined 宇賀之御魂神, 迦具土之命

Rank 村社

Festival 9月19日（例祭）

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Hours

9:00–17:00

Fee

¥500

Direct-write

Available

Pre-written

Available

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History

This Inari shrine in Ojima, Koto City, is renowned for its divine virtues of commercial prosperity and abundant harvests. It enshrines Uka-no-Mitama-no-Kami and Kagutsu-no-Mikoto, deities long venerated by merchants and farmers since the Edo period. Recorded as a village shrine during the Koan era (1648-1651), it has watched over the local community for centuries. The divine grace of the Inari deity is believed to reward those who strive diligently, and many visitors today seek blessings for financial fortune and business success.