Kurozuru Inari Shrine - Ota City

The original festival without a tech shop and loud speakers

Visit June 1st, Heisei 30th, mystery is mysterious whether it is mysterious or not! Perfection

A quiet, compact and powerful shrine.

It is a small shrine. It is used for local festivals.

In June 2021, God is away. To rebuild the company in August I moved to a temporary residence.

Kurozuru Inari Shrine. The deities of the festival are Touhe, Kibi, and Umami. The origin of the name comes from the fact that the black crane was presented to the Tokugawa family at the time of Iemitsu Tokugawa.

By chance, I found Inari Shrine while cycling while watching navigation with my son. When we visited, it was in the afternoon, but a boy in the upper grades of elementary school was worshiping alone, and I watched his son go through the torii with a little time. What a memorable scene. We were only parents and children, and we visited the temple while feeling the time slowly. I will go again.

2022/04 ★ I often see Kurozuru Inari Shrine closed on the Gogle map, but it is correctly closed. For the renewal, please check the "Kirisato Umeda Town Association (Ikegami District Town Okoshi no Kai)" homepage for the details and progress of the construction. That stone torii gate made in the early Meiji era was also demolished ... -------------------- 2021/09 Unfortunately, all the trees, including the cherry blossoms, were cut down. It seems that the roots will be removed from now on, and the ground improvement work will finally begin. It is a fairly large-scale construction, and it seems that the earth and sand will be carried out and the ground will be lowered to the main street surface, and the cliff surface on the opposite side will also be eliminated. I never thought that this would be the last photo of the cherry blossoms. -------------------- 2021/07 A guardian with a good old-fashioned atmosphere. Hatsumode, rice cake making, festivals, cherry blossom viewing, radio calisthenics, Bon festival dance. It is also a place of relaxation for the locals, and the cherry blossoms that bloom so as to cover the shrine are truly spectacular. It attracts visitors. On the other hand, because it is on a hill with a good view, we have been struggling with disaster prevention measures on the cliff side, but it seems that construction for more than two years has finally begun. * Details can be found on the "Ikegami District Town Association | Kirisato Umeda Town Association" website. (Please google) The sound of cutting trees violently during construction makes me sick, but I am looking forward to becoming a safer and more secure place and being seated again. May as many trees remain as possible.