Myōhō Inari Shrine
Japan · 大田區 · Temples & Shrines
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Overview
Myōhō Inari Shrine is located in the Honhaneda area of Ota City, Tokyo, and is a shrine dedicated to the deity Inari. It is famous for its red torii gates, fox statues, and the belief in good fortune and traffic safety, making it one of the beloved Inari shrines in the Haneda area among locals and travelers alike.
Getting There
It can be reached by a 3-minute walk from Anamori Inari Station on the Keikyu Airport Line; you can also take the Keikyu Airport Line to the vicinity of Haneda Airport and transfer from there.
Highlights
The shrine is themed around Inari worship, featuring the deity Inari, with common sights of fox statues and torii gates. It is one of the Shichifuku Inari shrines in the Haneda area, embodying local pilgrimage and blessing traditions. Ideal for travelers looking to experience a tranquil shrine atmosphere near Haneda Airport.
What to See
Main hall and worship space. Torii path. Fox statues and prayer facilities within the shrine grounds.
Hours & Admission
The shrine is generally open for free visits, and no specific ticket information has been found. No official fixed hours have been published; it is generally recommended to visit during the day.
Address
1-12-9 Honhaneda, Ota City, Tokyo
Travel Tips
Spring and autumn offer more comfortable weather, suitable for leisurely strolls around Haneda. The shrine is not large, making it easy to combine with nearby attractions in the Haneda and Kamata areas. Allow extra time to find the entrance and surrounding alleys, as some sections may have unclear signage.
Nearby Dining
There are many restaurants and cafes in the Haneda and Kamata areas, perfect for a meal on the way. The area around Kamata Station is known for its variety of dining options, ideal for visiting after the shrine.
FAQ
Q: Where is Myōhō Inari Shrine located? A: Myōhō Inari Shrine is located in Honhaneda, Ota City, Tokyo. Q: What is the nearest station? A: The nearest station is Anamori Inari Station on the Keikyu Airport Line, about a 3-minute walk away. Q: Is there an admission fee? A: General visits are usually free, and no fixed ticket information has been found. Q: Is this shrine suitable for travelers to visit? A: Yes, it is suitable as it is not far from Haneda Airport and the Keikyu Airport Line.
