Kasama Inari Jinja
This jinja (Shinto shrine) is known as one of the three largest Inari shrines in Japan, and its deity was awarded the Senior First Rank, the highest court rank granted to shrines. During the feudal Tokugawa period, the shrine was highly revered as the designated place of worship for the hereditary lords of the Kasama Domain. Since that time, it has come to be popularly known by the familiar names of Kurumi ga Shita Inari ("the Inari under the Walnut Trees") and Monzaburo Inari.
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More Information about Kasama Inari Jinja
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Street address
- 1 Kasama, Kasama City
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Access
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- About 20 minutes on foot from Kasama Station.
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Opening Hours
- 6:00 AM-4:00 PM
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Closed
- Open every day
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Website
- http://kasama.or.jp/eng/
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Best season
- All year
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Point
- The shrine grounds are stunning in late spring when the wisteria flowers bloom. Another beautiful time to visit is during the chrysanthemum festival in autumn.
update: Oct.28.2026
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