Yasaki Inari Shrine

The 100 ceiling paintings depicting Japanese horsemanship history are a major highlight and widely praised as impressive.

Visitors can often enter the main hall to view the ceiling art up close, a rare and appreciated experience for a shrine.

Despite being in a popular area, many found the shrine to be quiet, calm, and a serene escape from city bustle.

The shrine offers attractive and sometimes seasonal or limited-edition goshuin (stamps), with options for handwritten or unique designs.

Part of the Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, it holds cultural importance, particularly for those interested in the Year of the Horse.