Okura Inari Shrine - Funabashi

Inari in the Okura that was in the palace.

Because I am a Christian, the shrine is not the object of worship. I see it as a cultural property. It seems that Osamu Dazai often visited, so I came.

The deity god is Uga soul god. There is a monument of the Kyuichi Ichimura Gozo ruins in the precincts. There is a storehouse that stores grains in case of famine, It is also the origin of the shrine name. Even when there is a famine of Enho, Kyoho, and the store name It is said that he survived without producing the dead. The precincts are small, but they are clean, I can imagine the connection with the local people. A little less than 10 minutes on foot from Keisei Funabashi Station on the Keisei Main Line. It is also known as a shrine loved by Osamu Dazai.

The vermilion torii shrine was the same, but it looked like Inari. If you look at the nearby Toshogu Shrine, you can see the origin of the shrine.

About 7,8 minutes on foot from Funabashi Station, the god of worship is Uka-Tomijin. In the precincts, "the monument of origin and appreciation of mikura inari" is set up, and the contents are written as follows. This Inari Shrine is called Okura Inari, and the deity is Uga Soul God. This god is originally a god of crops, food, and a guardian of the land. The area around the shrine is deep historical and conveys various historical stories. The first Tokugawa Ieyasu built the Funabashi Palace around the present location in the end of the Edo period, and there were frequent breaks in lodging by Hidehiro Nishiro and Ishiro Koshiro. It was abolished by the Fourth Family, and the site was given to Mr. Fu. During the year of the Sanyo Iemitsu Shobo, a Mikura was built in the corner to reserve grain for the famine of Kutsukaichi Village, and at that time it was called Gomikura. There was no one who was starved for longevity, rebuke, Tenmei's famine here in Okura's rice bowl. Kansei three years Ogura went out of the water, thanks to Ozo, and the local people raised the good fortune and rebuilt the shrine of the Inarikan and performed the four seasons festival. Most of the area of ​​the Keio Funabashi Yado were burned down due to the war of the Boshin War. During the restoration work, a large bottle of three jars filled with passing coins was excavated from Okura Inari Tohoku during Goji Touri in the next year, during the restoration work. The jar also contained Hong Shimpo, a Chinese coin coin of height 4.5 m (1.2 m), and a total of 250 items (about 940 kg), such as Nagaraku. It was reported to the Katsushika prefectural office with six horses in the area, but some said that there was some benefit. After that, he built the "sensen monument monument" in 1921, but it was lost around the middle of Showa. In the early Showa period, Mr. Dazai Osamu prefers the acclaimed Mizoura Inari, and leaves behind the work, and uses several Ozaki photographs as a background. With the rapid urbanization of the Showa 30's, the Ebi River, which was the birthplace of the Funabashi place name, and the movement line of the mountains, villages, towns, beaches, cultural exchange, flooded like a year, and reeds were repeated. The number of flooded residences in the Showa 36 sixty-six residences numbered two or three hundred and eighty-two increased in two, four hundred and sixty six in Showa sixty-one, and two-thirds of the town association were immersed in muddy water, and both sides of the mind were The trouble was hard to say. The Onazo Inari Shrine, which also served as a community meeting place, served as a shelter and a place to eat food for the affected community members. Local people's gatherings, formed anti-disaster measures council, requested the city, the mayor of Kazuo Ohashi, and the efforts of the national and prefectural related organizations, spending the huge expense of 6003 million 890 million Ebigawa repair work Completed in 1992, there was no problem with flooding in the area. It is said to be a hundred years of flood control, but the completion with a date of over ten years is admirable, and there is no foreign language of gratitude. Now, the town association is a pioneer who has peace and a bright life, and with a focus on past generations of town council presidents Takamura Shinzo, Nishiro Arai Yoshijiro, Miyo Mori Shigeru, Yayoi Korihara Takaaki, Ishiro Yamazaki Masaki and officers As a result, the effort of unity "voluntary management" and "mutual help" has come to fruition as the result of today. This time the shrine and the community hall will be newly built with the good of the town members and the subsidy of the city and the prefecture, to celebrate this, and to deepen to many other related people, including the origin of the Okura Inari and the formation of the town association, Construct this monument with gratitude. July 9, 1995 Resident Hall construction chairperson Former Honcho 5chome Town Chairman Yuuta Ueda

It seems that the origin was that there was a storehouse that stored food in preparation for famine. The precincts are well cleaned and the park next door is within 10 minutes from Funabashi station, but it is recommended for those who want to stay quiet and away from the hustle and bustle.

It is Inari Shrine in the city where the red color is beautiful beside the park.

The palace when the Edo Shogunate Shogun came to this area was stored in the "Shinto shrine pattern.