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Ooka Echizen was a devotee. Many who work in entertainment come here.
About this place
Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin is a temple of the Soto school in Moto-Akasaka, Minato, Tokyo. It is the only directly managed branch temple (detached precinct) of Toyokawa Inari Myogonji (Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture). It originates from Ooka Echizen-no-kami Tadasuke, who invited the deity Dakini-ten from Toyokawa Inari and enshrined it at his own residence as a household Inari shrine. The Ooka family is said to have worshipped Toyokawa Inari since their Mikawa days, and it is said that in the time of Echizen-no-kami, Dakini-ten was invited and enshrined at the lower residence in Edo.
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Founded：1828 Blessings：Business prosperity
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