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Central AreaWarabi City
Tsukagoshi Inari Shrine
The date of its foundation is unknown, but it is said to have been built in the Meiō era between 1492 and 1501, as well as in 1684. It is said that when a Buddhist priest named Genkai visited Fushimi Inari, he built a sutra mound with 10,000 Lotus Sutras buried inside. In the precincts, you can also find a shrine dedicated to Shingoro Takahashi and his wife Ise who developed the warabi (bracken) textile industry of the area. Furthermore, there is a heart-shaped stone that is known to grant visitors success in their pursuit of love.
Temples and Shrines
Basic Information
- Tourist spot name
- Tsukagoshi Inari Shrine
- Location
- 3-2-19 Tsukagoshi, Warabi City, Saitama Prefecture
- TEL
- 048-431-2549(Warabi Shrine)048-431-2549(Warabi Shrine)
- FAX
- 0480-44-0880
Business hours / Fee
- Business hours
- Free to see
- Regular holiday
- Open all year round
- Fee
- Free admission
Access
- Public transport
- About 9 minutes on foot from "Warabi" station (east exit) on the JR Keihin Tohoku line
- Car
- About 15 minutes from the Gaikan Urawa IC on the Tokyo Gaikan Expressway
- Parking
- Free