Oji Inari Shrine
Oji Inari Jinja
A mystical space featuring vibrant architecture and countless fox statues.Explore this spot
Oji Inari Shrine, located in Kishi, Kita-ku, Tokyo, holds the prestigious status of the head shrine for the 33 Inari shrines of the eastern provinces.
What makes it special
About Oji Inari Shrine
- Vibrant Worship Hall: The colorful architecture is not only photogenic but also breathtaking in its structural beauty.
- Numerous Fox Statues: Each statue has a different expression, making it fun to observe and collect the different faces of the foxes.
- New Year's Eve Fox Procession: A rare and spectacular sight that allows you to feel the profound atmosphere of traditional Japanese festivals.
- Seasonal Flora: The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons, offering stunning views of cherry blossoms or autumn maples.
- Hatsu-uma Kite Market: A lively event where you can experience the bustling energy of a traditional Japanese market.
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
27°/22°
90%
Tue
8/4
29°/22°
19%
Wed
8/5
29°/22°
47%
Thu
8/6
32°/25°
94%
Fri
8/7
33°/26°
63%
Sat
8/8
33°/25°
47%
Sun
8/9
29°/24°
56%
Tips
Payment
Most amulets and charms (shoju-hin) require cash.
Language Support
English signage is limited; it is recommended to research basic prayer etiquette in advance.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required unless attending specific special events or exhibitions.
Clothing & Footwear
The shrine grounds contain slopes and uneven steps; comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
Photography
Photography is generally allowed, but please be respectful and refrain during sacred rituals or ceremonies.
Accessibility
Please note that there are slopes and steps throughout the shrine grounds.
Etiquette
As this is a sacred site, please maintain a quiet demeanor and respect the local customs and environment.