[2025 Toyokawa Attraction] Travel Guide for Daihonden (Updated Jul)

Toyokawa Inari, located in Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture, has been collaborating with Naked for a few years now to create a new style of nighttime worship unique to the modern era! Toyokawa Inari, one of Japan's three major Inari shrines, regularly holds "YORU MO-DE" during the summer✨ During this period, the approach to the shrine is open at night, and you can enjoy the famous inari and beer, creating a festival-like atmosphere✨ At Yoru Mo-DE, there are various beautiful displays inside Toyokawa Inari, such as projection mapping and lighting☝🏽 It's very romantic, so it's recommended for couples too! The period changes every year, but it is held regularly, so please visit the official website for details! By the way, it seems that it will be held in the fall this year too 🧐 📍Location: Toyokawa Inari 1 Toyokawa-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture 442-0033 💰Price per person: 1100 yen to 2900 yen *Varies depending on date and time, and whether or not you make a reservation in advance Advance tickets are the cheapest online! Please go and check it out ☺️ #SummerFestival2024 #100TravelStyle #DomesticTravel #AichiPrefecture #Inari #PhotogenicSpots

Enpuku-san Myogon-ji Temple is known as one of the most sacred places in the Tokai region. It is also known as Toyokawa Inari. It is a historic Inari shrine that can be used for anything, such as business prosperity, road safety, and household safety. Myogon-ji Temple was founded by Zen master Tokai Gieki on November 22nd of the lunar calendar in 1441 (Muromachi period) as a Soto Zen temple. When you enter through the gate, the approach to the main hall continues. When festivals are held, stalls are set up on the approach and it is crowded with many worshippers. As I walked around the temple, I found a fortune-telling hall, so I put 100 yen in the offering box, shook the fortune-telling box, and received a fortune from the drawer with the number written on the slip that came out. I got "good fortune." There are fortune-telling slips in various places in the temple grounds, and there is also a pond with carp swimming in it. There was also a fortune-telling slip called "Love Fortune-telling" that plays on the words "carp" and "love"! 📍Location: 1 Toyokawa-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture Access: 5 minutes walk from JR Iida Line "Toyokawa Station" #Enjoy Japan #Aichi Prefecture #Golden Week #Toyokawa City #Visiting Shrines and Temples

#Spring0yenTrip Toyokawa Inari Shrine is a place where the atmosphere changes instantly and you are enveloped in a solemn atmosphere as soon as you step inside the bustling temple town. As I walked along the main approach, I saw inari sushi and souvenirs lined up in front of the stores, and I felt a little happy even before I visited the shrine. The main hall was large and impressive, and had a unique presence as a temple with the name "Inari". As I went further inside, I saw countless fox statues lined up closely, and I was drawn into a slightly mysterious and mystical space. The sight of the foxes wearing red bibs lined up in a row was overwhelming, and as I walked while looking at each one's face, my feet naturally slowed down. After visiting the shrine, I had a pleasant time wandering around the town while eating inari sushi in front of the temple, and it was a memorable visit.

This is an introduction to "Toyokawa Inari", which is said to be one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan! The entrance is narrow, but the grounds are large, and at the very back there is a Reikozuka, where more than 1,000 fox statues are enshrined. The view is overwhelming and very mystical. Please visit Toyokawa Inari, which is also known as a power spot. 📍Address: 1 Toyokawa-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture 442-0033 Access 🚃 About 15 minutes on foot from Inariguchi Station on the Nagoya Railroad #0 Yen Travel February 2025

📍Location: 1 Toyokawa-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture, 442-0033 Toyokawa Inari 💞Recommended Reasons: If you love Inari shrines, this is a must-visit shrine! While Kyoto's Fushimi Inari is famous, this one is equally impressive 🤩❤️ And, to be precise, it's actually a temple, not a shrine!! It's a place that makes you excited to think about the times when shrines and temples were together in the past 🤩 It is known for bringing prosperity in business, so it's a great place to pray for increased income or business stability ❤️

Toyokawa Inari is one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan, located in Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture. Its official name is Myogon-ji, and it is a Soto Zen temple. It is said to bring many benefits, such as business prosperity, family safety, and academic success, and many worshippers come from all over the country. It is a particularly popular power spot for companies and managers who pray for business prosperity. The biggest feature of Toyokawa Inari is that it is a temple, not a shrine. However, there are many fox statues enshrined in the grounds, and it has a unique atmosphere where you can see the fusion of Shinto Inari faith and Buddhism. Foxes are said to be messengers of the Inari god and symbolize good harvests and prosperity in business. In addition to the majestic main hall and beautiful gardens, the grounds also have an area lined with "senbonbori" (thousand flags), which are popular among worshippers, and a "Reikozuka" (Reikozuka) where you can make wishes. Additionally, statues of foxes, famously known as "Okitsunesama," are dotted throughout the shrine, and each time you visit, you'll discover something new, making it one of the shrine's charms. Toyokawa Inari is about an hour by train from Nagoya, making it convenient for day trips. There are also many historical buildings and gourmet spots in the surrounding area, making it a fun place to combine sightseeing with a visit. Toyokawa Inari is a place that brings blessings to worshippers, as well as peace of mind and new energy. #0yentravelautumn

Introducing Toyokawa Inari, a slightly eerie power spot in Aichi Prefecture. Surrounded by forests and foxes, you can recharge your energy in this mysterious space. The weather was cloudy on this day, but the sun shining through the trees created a mysterious atmosphere. It can be visited regardless of the weather, so it is recommended for the rainy season when the weather is unstable. There is also a legend that you should never touch this fox, so be careful not to touch it. Address: 1 Motomiyashita, Kaminagayama-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture, 441-1202 Toyokawa Inari is said to be one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan, and its benefits are prosperity in business and good fortune. The Reikozuka in the photo is said to have more than 1,000 stone statues of foxes! It is so impressive that it is creepy when you actually go there. #0 yen trip #recommended hidden spots for travel lovers #Aichi Prefecture #Japan's most beautiful scenery #power spot #Aichi #travel #summer memories #shrine tour #Toyokawa Inari #japan #japantrip #Aichi trip #Aichi sightseeing

#Tourism Toyokawakaku Myogonji is a historic Buddhist temple located in Nagoya City. The temple was built after Toyotomi Hideyoshi's wife, Yododono, worshipped her as the deity of Toyokawa Inari Shrine. The name of the temple, "Toyokawakaku," refers to the palace built by Yododono, and the name was later used when the temple was built. Myogonji is known for its beautiful gardens and prestigious architecture, which attracts many tourists and devotees. Inside the temple, there are statues of Buddha and facilities for learning Buddhist teachings, allowing you to calm your mind in a tranquil environment. Myogonji is also the site of various events and festivals throughout the year, making it an important presence for the local people.