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Birth Inari Shrine(Yanagimori Shrine Overseas 摂社)
出世稲荷神社(柳森神社境外摂社)(From the bulletin board in the precincts)
It is a branch of Yamashiro Kuni Inariyama, Yanagimori Shrine, and has been enshrined as a shrine in the town since the founding of Renjaku Town.
It is also said that fruit and vegetable merchants build it for career offerings.
Later, in the event of a fire in the Yanagimori Shrine, a gassho ceremony was enshrined at the Yanagimori Shrine, and on the noon day of February every year, the festival was held in the town, and in May of the seventh year of the Meiji era, the new samurai land was opened and the temple was relocated to the 18th place of Renjaku-cho.
It is a discarded land within the precincts of Tokyo Prefecture in the eighth year of the Meiji era.
In May of the 12th year of the Taisho era, the resolution of the shrine hall was raised, the shrine was transferred to the Yanagimori Shrine, and the completion of the shrine was carried out in September, but due to the Great Kanto Earthquake that suddenly occurred on September 1, both Shingu and Machiya
Attributed to ashes. Fortunately, he and Yanagimori coincidentally moved to a ship called the Inari Maru (a delivery vessel for the Tamachi Fruit and Vegetable Market), which was anchored on the banks of the Kanda River, and escaped the raging fire and escaped the difficulty of escaping the estuary.
The current shrine hall was built in the third year of the Showa era, and is enshrined on September 15 every year under the priest of the Yanagimori Shrine of the Yanagimori Shrine, which is close to the town and the believers.
After that, it was spared from the fires of the civil war in the town, and there were many people from far away who came from far away without a single fire or disaster, and it is greatly revered as a god of fire prevention, business prosperity, and academic achievement.