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Yutoku Inari Shrine in Kashima City, Saga Prefecture
Japan's three major Inari shrines with beautiful tower gates and hanging shrine buildings
This shrine is considered one of Japan's three major Inari shrines, along with Fushimi Inari and Kasama Inari. Approximately 3 million people visit each year.
He is affectionately known locally as "Yutoku-san."
Founded in 1687. When Princess Kazanin Manko, the wife of Nabeshima Naotomo, the lord of the Kashima domain, was carrying a palanquin from Kyoto,
She is a spirit derived from Inari Okami, who is enshrined in the Kazanin residence in the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
The bright vermilion of the building stands out against the greenery of the trees, and the main buildings, including the temple, worship hall, and tower gate, are all painted with lacquer.
The main shrine stands on a stage built up 117 steps with the stone wall mountain in the background.
A tower gate and a Kagura hall stand in the wide precincts at the foot of the mountain. The height is 18m to the handrail.
It is taller than Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto and is also called ``Chinzai Nikko'' due to its beauty.
Regarded as the ancestral deity of food, clothing, and shelter, it is said to be the god of abundant crops, prosperous business, prosperous family fortune, satisfaction with a large catch, and traffic safety.
It is worshiped as a guardian deity, and 3 million people visit the shrine each year.
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