＜Takayama Inari Shrine＞

"Senbon Torii" is a vermilion path that connects God and people.

A miraculous shrine located in the Takayama area of Tsugaru City, Aomori Prefecture, dedicated to the god of abundant harvest, maritime safety, and business prosperity. Its origins date back to the Kamakura and Muromachi periods, when the Ando clan, a powerful clan, built Sanno-jinja Shrine as a shrine within its precincts. Inari Shrine was built in the Edo period, and the deities enshrined are Ukanomitama no Mikoto, Satahiko no Mikoto, and Omiya Noume no Mikoto. The vermilion "Senbon Torii" were first dedicated in 1981, and have been renovated as part of the Reiwa Grand Rei Celebration Prayer Project, and currently more than 200 have been dedicated. Worshipers who wish to pray can stay overnight at the Sanshuden.

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Installing and Awarding Water Fortune Telling Fortunes

Water fortune slips are set up in front of Ryujingu Shrine and given out. After visiting the shrine, select a fortune-telling fortune, then proceed to the adjacent "Mizu-fortune-dokoro", and when you dip the fortune-telling fortune into water, the words will appear. It is popular because it has comments on topics that many people are interested in, such as health, work, studies, love, marriage, competition, and money luck.

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We Have a Large Selection of Original Goshuin Stamps, Votive Tablets, etc.

There are many gift items that can only be received at the main shrine, such as original goshuin stamps that take advantage of the unique charm of Takayama Inari Shrine, seasonal goshuin stamps with motifs of festivals and flowers, and torii-shaped votive tablets. . Also popular are cute amulets and fox fortune slips.

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A Relaxing Space with Dedicated Break Areas

It is a rare shrine where you can look down on the "Senbon Torii" from above, so many people climb up to "Ryujingu" to enjoy the view. There is a rest space next to the shrine office where you can rest your tired body, and light meals are also provided. You can reaffirm the excitement you feel when visiting a shrine or coming into contact with nature.