Ōta Hime Inari Jinja

📍 Tokyo, Chiyoda Ward · 2-25 Kandā Sudacho

About

Founded 長禄元年(1457年)
Enshrined 宇迦之御魂大神, 菅原道真, 徳川家康
Rank 村社
Festival 5月15日前後の土曜・日曜

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Hours

10:00–16:00

Fee

¥100

Direct-write

Unavailable

Pre-written

Unavailable

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History

Byakko

The Ōta Hime Inari Jinja enshrined in Kandā Sudacho is an ancient shrine with ties to Ōta Dōkan, the founder of Edo Castle. It is said to have been founded in the late Muromachi period by Ōta Hime, the daughter of Dōkan, and enshrines Ukanomitama no Kami. During the Edo period, as the Inari deity protecting the Kandā region, it gathered the devoted faith of merchants and craftsmen. Having survived the great Meiji fire, the Great Kantō Earthquake, and war damage, it has reached the present day. Though its grounds are small and located in the heart of the city, it attracts many visitors. Positioned in a business district, it is especially cherished by those wishing for business prosperity, and has become a precious shrine that conveys the spirit of old Edo to the present day.

Benefits

Business prosperityGood fortune and blessingsWarding off evilFamily safety and harmonyRomantic connectionsAcademic success

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