An Inari shrine recorded in Edo-period topographies as guardian of Nozawa village — the agricultural deity's faith took root in this wetland farming community, and rows of red torii create a striking scene amid modern suburbs.
An Inari shrine in Nozawa, Setagaya Ward, gathering the faith of local residents as the guardian of the Nozawa district.
Dedicated to Ukano-Mitama no Kami, known for blessings of rich harvests, business prosperity, and matchmaking.
The place name 'Nozawa' derives from 'wetland of the field,' and it is natural that Inari — as guardian deity of agriculture — was chosen as the deity for this once-thr…
The founding date is unknown, but it is recorded as the Inari shrine of Nozawa village in Edo-period topographical records.
Inari faith enshrines Ukano-Mitama no Kami, the guardian deity of agriculture, and is one of the most prevalent shrine forms in Japan with hundreds of thousands distributed nat…
Flourishing trade, new-shop openings, successful deals. A central prayer at Inari and Ebisu shrines.
Derived from the enshrined deity "宇迦之御魂神"
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