生玉稲荷神社
Ikutamainari Shrine
A revered Inari shrine in Nagoya’s Moriyama Ward, known for its long history, vibrant torii pathways, and deep local devotion to prosperity and protection.
Attractions
Shrine, Culture, Spiritual Site, History
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Ikutamainari Shrine stands as one of Nagoya’s cherished spiritual landmarks, dedicated to Inari Ōkami—the deity of fertility, success, and bountiful harvests. With origins dating back centuries, the shrine combines peaceful beauty with daily devotion, attracting worshippers who pray for business success and family well-being. Rows of vermilion torii gates guide visitors toward the main sanctuary, where the aroma of incense and the rustling banners create a reverent atmosphere. Located amid the quiet residential area of Moriyama Ward, Ikutamainari Shrine provides a glimpse into the living faith of local Japan, where tradition continues to thrive through community and ritual.
Facilities & Services
Main Shrine and Auxiliary Shrines
Omamori and Goshuin Available
Seasonal Festivals and Ceremonies
Parking Area
Rest Facilities
Wheelchair Access
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