Kurayashiki Inari Shrine - Saitama

It is a beautifully maintained shrine. There is a water supply There is a lot of coin parking nearby

Although not well known to worshipers, Kurayashiki Inari Shrine has a long history and was enshrined more than 400 years ago. Perhaps because of this, he is a landlord of a fairly large area in this area, and the site of the Omiya Ward Office is all leased from Mr. Inari. The following article is a quote from the Omiya Keizai Shimbun dated March 18, 2014. "The first day is" Inari-san's birthday ", which is held on the first day of February (horse). Originally, the beginning of the lunar calendar is from the beginning of February to the beginning of March, so the company holds the event on the first day of every month in March, when the climate is relatively warm and easy to visit. At the festival, dancers wearing fox masks devoted kagura on a hayashi, and the area was surrounded by the light sounds of kagura. Amazake was served in the precincts, and visitors spilled smiles. The shrine is lined with many red torii gates that are characteristic of Inarisha, but because the road that passes in front of you is expanded, most of it was scraped two years ago, and the cherry blossoms that were the symbol also protruded into the planned road site. I got cut. Going back to the past, in 1965 (Showa 40), when the adjacent old city hall built a new city hall, the main hall and worship hall were relocated. A male parishioner who participated in the festival said, "The city changes, and it is inevitable that the shrine will be scraped or moved. Still, it is loved by the local people and will continue to be in the area. I want to cherish it. " 』\

It is a small shrine next to the Omiya ward office, but the history is old and I felt that there was too much power inside and I couldn't stay so long. I received an impression that it was kept relatively clean.

I took a certain certification exam at a nearby computer classroom. Before taking the exam, visit us at the request of God. I passed it brilliantly. Thank you, thank you ^ ^ When I stop by Omiya, I would like to visit again.

It is sitting next to the Omiya Ward Office, and probably only people who like shrines and temples or shrines will stop. It has a long history, and it is said that it was relocated in the 5th year of Kanei, 400 years ago. It was a shrine that was abandoned at the beginning of the Meiji era. The office is usually closed and I think it can only be opened for the festival event. Of the four Inari-sama, two were installed at the beginning of 2018.

The shrine is lined with many red torii gates that are characteristic of Inari shrines. Looking at the historical writings, it looks like a shrine related to Iwatsuki Castle, but it has been relocated repeatedly and is now a small Inari.

It's not a big Inari shrine, but it seems to have a long history. It seems that it was made in a small space in the city, and although it is small, there are quite a few buildings. The cherry blossoms were beautiful.