Teppou-zu Inari-Jinja Shrine

Teppou-zu Inari-Jinja Shrine
Established in the Heian era, the shrine currently has 17 towns as the districts of its parishioners
The shrine holds a festival in early May each year. During the main festival held once every three years, a horen (car with a phoenix on the roof)/mikoshi (deity car) of the main shrine makes an appearance and the shrine gets very crowded with people. A Fujizuka (mound) built in the far right of the temple grounds has recently been renovated to make it easier to perform the pilgrimage. There is a dedicated children’s kabuki that takes place on the occasion of the bean-throwing ceremony/regularly held festival.

Direction: A seven-minute walk from Hatchobori Station Exit A2 on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, or a five-minute walk from Hatchobori Station Exit B4 on the JR Keiyo Line