Aikyo Inari Shrine - Shinjuku City

Name: Aikyo Inari Shrine - Shinjuku City
Address: 2 Chome Ichigayatamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 162-0843, Japan, 162-0843, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome Ichigayatamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 162-0843, Japan
Postal code :	162-0843
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

2 Chome Ichigayatamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 162-0843, Japan

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Y	Y Kob on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな稲荷神社です。 A small Inari shrine.
1	1999 acab on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 民家の敷地内にあるので参拝には勇気がいります。かなり小さな稲荷神社でした。 Since it is located on the premises of a private house, it takes courage to worship. It was a fairly small Inari shrine.
山	山田万歳 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ あいきょういなり。元は市谷八幡宮の別当寺（東圓寺）の所領で，茶の木稲荷を祭っていたという。江戸時代になると茶の木稲荷と並ぶほどの稲荷社とされ、境内も広く、お賽銭も溢れかえっていたそうである。現在、境内はかなり小さく、往年の様子は窺い知れない。別名、「おたつ稲荷」といったそうだ。その由来はおたつという娘にあるそうである。その由来を説明した『江戸砂子』の話を要約すると下記の様になる。「江戸初期頃、近江屋助七の「おたつ」という娘がいたが、彼女は醜かった（三平二満だった）。そのため、良縁に恵まれなかった。これを憂いた彼女は、この神社で熱心に祈った。すると、本田氏への縁談が持ちかかり、そこに嫁いで、子々孫々栄えた」という感じになる。女性の恋愛にご利益があるということだろう。東京大神宮よりもよっぽど歴史があると思う。鳥居の神額には「吒き※尼稲荷」とあり。※手偏に只。時代が下ると近隣は風俗街になったようだが、寛政年間に廃止されたそうである。いきいななり. It is said that the former was the residence of Beto-ji Temple (Toei-ji Temple) in Ichigaya Hachiman-gu Shrine, and was practicing tea tree Inari. In the Edo period, it became an Inari company equal to Tea Tree Inari, and the grounds were wide, and it was said that a large amount of money had been filled. Currently, the precincts are quite small, and the appearance of the past is unknown. It's also called "Otatsu Inari". The origin seems to be in the daughter of heat. The following is a summary of the story of "Edo Sanko" that explains its origin. "In the early Edo period, there was a girl named" Otatsu "from Omiya Yasuke 7, but she was amazing (it was Sanpira Fumitsu). Therefore, I was not blessed with good relationships. She prayed for this and prayed earnestly at this shrine. Then, the relationship with Mr. Honda was brought up, and there was a grandchild's prosperity by getting married there. " It feels like that. It would mean that there is a profit for women's love. I think there is much more history than Tokyo Ojingu. The torii's deity is called "吒 * 吒 Inari". ※ It is jealousy by hand. It seems that the neighborhood became a sex town when the age went down, but it was abolished in the Kansei year.