Tosa-Inari (Misaki-jinja) Shrine - Kyoto

Name: Tosa-Inari (Misaki-jinja) Shrine - Kyoto
Address: 317 Bizenjimacho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8023, Japan, 604-8023, Japan

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Contact Tosa-Inari (Misaki-jinja) Shrine

住所：	317 Bizenjimacho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8023, Japan
Postal code :	604-8023
Webサイト：	http://www.kyoto-jinjacho.or.jp/shrine/06.html
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

317 Bizenjimacho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8023, Japan

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ま	まっちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 廃藩置県で土佐藩も廃され、土佐藩邸もなくなることに。この神社を土佐に遷座しようとすると、海が大荒れ、どうにもならず、京都にお戻りに。その後も移転を続け、やっと現在地へ。京都いちの繁華街にあるだけに夜の方がお元気な感じがします。笑。 The Tosa clan was abolished in the abolished feudal clan, and the Tosa clan's residence disappeared. When I tried to relocate this shrine to Tosa, the sea was so rough that I couldn't help but return to Kyoto. After that, I continued to move and finally moved to my current location. It feels more energetic at night because it is located in the downtown area of Kyoto. smile.
チ	チカ（チカぷ） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ たまたま次のお店へ向う途中に通りがかり、こちらの空気と雰囲気に惹かれて参拝に寄りました。ぼんやりと薄暗い小さな神社なのですが、人を引きつける不思議な魅力は抜群です。なかに入ると見覚えのある姿が。坂本龍馬の銅像と写真が飾られていました。今はコロナ感染予防や拡大を防ぐためにも、どこも手を清めることが出来ないままの参拝が少し気持ち的には残念です。こちらに出会えた縁に感謝して、またこちらに来れる繋がりに恵まれますようにと、五円玉を賽銭箱に入れさせていただきました。 (2022年1月3日更新）コロナ禍がおさまり今年も初詣へ京都に来れました。こちらへもまたお参りができて嬉しかったです。 I happened to pass by on the way to the next shop, and I was attracted to the atmosphere and atmosphere here and stopped by to worship. It's a small shrine that is dimly dim, but its mysterious charm that attracts people is outstanding. When you enter inside, you will see a familiar figure. A bronze statue of Ryoma Sakamoto and a photograph were displayed. It's a little disappointing to worship without being able to clean my hands to prevent corona infection and spread. I put a five-yen coin in the money box to thank you for the connection I met and to be blessed with the connection to come here again. (Updated January 3, 2022) The corona wreck has subsided and I came to Kyoto for the first time this year as well. I was happy to be able to visit here again.
村	村上怜緒 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 創建や歴史は他の方を参考にしてください。六角向かいの木屋町へ至る通りにありますが、本当に目立たず、マジで見落とします。奥の本殿右手には書き置き御朱印が置いてあることがあり、手に入れられたらラッキーです。 Please refer to other people for the founding and history. It's on the street leading to Kiyamachi, opposite Rokkaku, but it's really inconspicuous and you really overlook it. There may be a written red stamp on the right side of the main shrine in the back, and you will be lucky if you can get it.
行	行雲流水 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな無人の神社ですが、書置の御朱印がありました It's a small unmanned shrine, but there was a red stamp on it.
木	木賃ふくよし on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都と言えば歴史に縁の地は多い。特に戦国と幕末での知名度は高い。その中の幕末、坂本龍馬に関連する神社である。土佐稲荷神社、または岬神社と言うらしい。まあ、神社と言っても、入った瞬間に全てが見通せるレベルの小ささである。京都はうなぎの寝床と言い、間口は狭くても奥行きがある、とされるが、ここに限っては間口のままの狭さだ。繁華街にあるせいか、酔っぱらいがゴミを投げ入れるのか、投棄物があったりするのは残念だが、坂本龍馬の足取りを辿るには、悪くない場所だろう。 Speaking of Kyoto, there are many places related to history. Especially in Warring States and at the end of the Baku Among them, it is a shrine related to Ryoma Sakamoto. It is said to be Tosa Inari Shrine or Kashiwa Shrine. Well, even though it's a shrine, it's small enough to see everything at the moment you enter it. Kyoto is said to be a bed of eel, and it is said that the frontage is narrow, but there is depth, but in this case the frontage is narrow. It's a shame that drunken people throw trash in, or dumped things, probably because it is downtown, but it would be a good place to follow Sakamoto Ryoma.
白	白ベイ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 此の辺りに土佐藩藩邸があったことを示す石碑がもう少し東側の高瀬川の脇に有ります。ですから、この神社が土佐藩と関係があるのもわかる様な気がします。境内に入って直ぐに、坂本龍馬の像が有ります。また、社務所の上に坂本龍馬の肖像画が掛けて有ります。本殿の前に大きな赤提灯がぶら下げてあるがかなりくたびれているのが残念です。綺麗だとかなりいい感じだと思います。 There is a stone monument on the east side of the Takase River, which shows that there was the Tosa clan's residence around here. Therefore, I feel that this shrine is related to the Tosa clan. Immediately after entering the precincts, there is a statue of Ryoma Sakamoto. There is also a portrait of Ryoma Sakamoto on the office. There is a big red lantern hanging in front of the main shrine, but it's a shame that it's worn out. I think it's pretty nice when it's beautiful.
莫	莫妄想 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな街中のお稲荷さんながら京都市が立てた駒札によれば創建は室町幕府にまで遡るみたい。もともと鴨川の中洲の突端、つまり「岬」に祀られていたお稲荷さんだったから「岬神社」。その後鴨川の改修工事などによりこちらにあった土佐藩邸内に祀られることになり、土佐藩士はもとより近辺の町人にも人気があってこのあたりの産土神とされているとか。 According to the piece tag set up by Kyoto City, Mr. Inari in a small town, the construction dates back to the Muromachi Shogunate. "Cape Shrine" because it was originally Mr. Inari who was enshrined at the tip of Nakasu in Kamogawa, that is, "Cape". After that, due to the renovation work of Kamogawa, it was enshrined in the Tosa domain's residence, which was popular not only with the Tosa domain, but also with the townspeople in the vicinity, and it is said that it is a local god.
T	Trudy Cairns on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hi, be aware that toilets going up to the shrine (and there are 2 locations on the mountain)are squat toilets and not pedestals. They're not clean and also there are teahouses,but you must purchase both a drink and a meal to be able to sit down. Definitely 2 hours hike up and similar return 2 hour trip down.