[Fujigami Inari Shrine/Tokyo] A branch shrine of Shinmei Hikawa Shrine

Fujikami Inari Shrine in Nakano Ward, Tokyo
𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃
This shrine is the guardian deity of the former Kawashima village and a branch shrine of Shinmei Hikawa Shrine.
It was burned down during the air raids of 1945, but was rebuilt with funds and donations.

The red main shrine building is eye-catching, but the guardian foxes are also distinctive.
These long-bodied, fairly slim fox statues 🦊
Each statue holds a rice ball, a scroll, and a jewel in its mouth 😊

Many foxes dedicated for prayers were offered at the main shrine 🙌

👉 Points to Know About Fujikami Inari Shrine
⛩ Gifts from this branch shrine can be obtained at Shinmei Hikawa Shrine.
⛩ There is a fence behind the main shrine, preventing you from going any further, but you can see the main shrine from the adjacent park. You can see it 👀
⛩There is a wisteria trellis within the grounds, which is said to be the origin of the shrine's name.

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ꕥShrine Name: Fujigami Inari Shrine
ꕥAddress: 2-19-4 Yayoi-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo
ꕥAccess
🚉About a 4-minute walk from Nakano-Shinbashi Station
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