Official

enshrined deity

Sanko Inari Oga (Okami)

Tadokoro Inari Daimyojin

That's right.

It was said that during the Genroku era, he was recommended in the residence of Kabuki actor, the second generation Sanjuro Seki, who was singing masterpieces.

He was a Kabuki actor in Sanjuro Seki and Osaka, but during his performance at Nakamura-za in Sakaimachi, he felt the inspiration like the sacred light in the hall.

The audience who saw it seemed that light had been emitted from the body of Sanjuro Seki.

It is said that Sanjuro, this was named "Sanko Inari" with his own "three" and "light" of Reimitsu as the blessing of Shinmei.

It is said that the former landlord of Hase Kawamachi, Tateishi Sanzo, laid it in the garden of his home and revered it as a deity in the town.

Originally, it was facing the road in contact with Nihonbashi Ningyocho 3-chome, and the street in front of it was called "Sanko Shindo".

A part of this Sanko Shindo also bordered the former Yoshihara.

Due to the land readjustment in 1933, it has moved to its current location, but Sanko Shindo has also moved.

Therefore, it seems that there were many worshipers of Geibuki.

And it's "Prayer for lost cats" that I explained last time.

It seems that there was also a guard against the mouse.

The forehead in the upper right of worship hall.

"Nihonbashi Ward Mayor Tanigawacho" is the current "Nihonbashi Horidomecho, Chuo-ku".

It is said to be the calligraphy of Mr. Moritane Hirata, the chairman of the Tokyo Shinto priesthood Association at Kanda-jinja Shrine in Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku.

It is written in the history and behind this monument, but was built in 1954.

Tokushichi Mishima is one of the 10 best Japanese inventors who are famous for the invention of MK steel.

Mrs. and Mrs. Tokushichi Mishima and Fumiko, the cute cat disappeared.

So I visited this shrine, which is famous for its cat prayer, and prayed.

Then, the cat said that he returned safely for the first time in three months.

And his wife built a stone monument here, thanks.

2-1-13, Nihonbashihoridomecho

Exit A5 Exit of Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line / Toei Asakusa Line or Ningyocho Intersection at Exit A4, and take the Ningyocho Intersection on the station toward Horidomecho, that is, one-way direction of the car lane. If you go about 180 to 200 steps on the right side (the one with Yomiuri IS Building), there is "Sanko Shrine" on the right side.

If you go there about 60 steps, you will arrive at the shrine.