Teppozu Inari Shrine [Chuo Ward tangible cultural property]

Tetsumi-jima Inari Shrine [Chuo Ward Tangible Cultural Property] is a historic shrine located just a step away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its beautiful vermillion torii gate is magnificent and overwhelming, attracting visitors. The architecture and layout from the early Showa period still remain, and the Fuji mound cannot be missed. This is a valuable spot not only for locals but also for tourists!

The Tetsubosu Inari Shrine, also known as the Minato Shrine [Chuo Ward Tangible Cultural Property], named in the late Edo period, makes you feel the depth of history just by climbing the old stone steps. This place, which was also the subject of ukiyo-e prints, was once revered by sailors. The ritual of "gold, silver, and wealth" awarded at the Winter Solstice for good luck is still beloved by many people today.

The Teppozu Inari Shrine [Chuo Ward Tangible Cultural Property] is a quiet space that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The small pond and garden that spread within the shrine are like a natural oasis. Here, time flows slowly, and you can refresh both your mind and body. This place, where you can take a deep breath and feel the seasonal atmosphere, provides healing to those who visit, away from their daily lives.

The Tetsugozu Inari Shrine [Chuo Ward Tangible Cultural Property] is a quiet space that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and its amulets and goshuin stamps are popular. Try picking one up as a special item to remember. Despite being surrounded by apartments, the grounds have a calm atmosphere. For an offering, you can spend about 30 minutes in prayer time with your feelings. Reservations are required, so be sure to check in advance!

The Teppozu Inari Shrine [Chuo Ward Cultural Property] is a quiet space that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. After being captivated by its history and beauty, it's recommended to take a break at a nearby cafe. Enjoy a cup of coffee while feeling the slow passage of time. The view and cityscape from there are also worth seeing!