Inari Shrine

Even though I visited comfortably, it was a bump in response to the Shinto priests of the shrine.

Original Text

Related to red stamps. I did a preliminary survey here (Did you get a red stamp in the past?) And I just asked the shrine priest whether there was a red stamp, but the attitude was the worst (Did you have a poster? ??). I'll never go again. That's it.

Nothing.

Original Text

It's very beautiful as a Kan. There is nothing. But it's very blameful. I think I'll come again.

It's a beautiful vermilion shrine.

Original Text

It is a medium-sized shrine within walking distance from Toyonaka Station. The vermilion color of the hall of worship feels beautiful probably because of the good weather. There are also places in the precincts where you can worship Kashihara, Ise, and Meiji Jingu. There was a history, but I couldn't read it well due to the reflection of light.

I used it on the seventy-five three visits.

Original Text

I asked my 3-year-old eldest daughter to visit Shichigosan on the morning of the November holiday. It felt very good from the time of the reservation, and the priest on the day also laughed at the second daughter who cried, and I felt good to visit here. He also recommended taking pictures in the precincts, and I was able to take memorable pictures! The priest seems to be different in the morning and afternoon. Thank you very much.

Inari Jinja shrine near Toyonaka station

Original Text

　Inari Shrine is located in the east of Toyonaka Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line, within a 7-8 minute walk. There is a vermilion torii gate just off the bus road, and the shrine is behind it. It's in the city, and it's quite quiet.