"Oinari-sama of the Small Shopping Street"

 

In front of the "Dagashiya Game Museum," a unique spot in Itabashi, is Shimizu Inari Shrine.

It's a quiet shrine in a small shopping street. It seems the name "Shimizu" (clear water) comes from the fact that water used to spring forth here.

 

There's a bench like a pillar. It seems like about four people can sit there with the three benches in the shrine grounds. Right behind it is a large ginkgo tree, giving it a powerful energy spot vibe.

 

It was a shrine that truly soothed my heart.

 

The retro game museum right in front of it was also a lot of fun, so be sure to check it out!

 

So, why not use it as a resting place around Itabashi Honcho Station?

"Oinari-sama of the Small Shopping Street"

 

In front of the "Dagashiya Game Museum," a unique spot in Itabashi, is Shimizu Inari Shrine.

It's a quiet shrine in a small shopping street. It seems the name "Shimizu" (clear water) comes from the fact that water used to spring forth here.

 

There's a bench like a pillar. It seems like about four people can sit there with the three benches in the shrine grounds. Right behind it is a large ginkgo tree, giving it a powerful energy spot vibe.

 

It was a shrine that truly soothed my heart.

 

The retro game museum right in front of it was also a lot of fun, so be sure to check it out!

 

So, why not use it as a resting place around Itabashi Honcho Station?