
Chiba-ken, Ichikawa-shi, Horinouchi 4-26-13
千葉県市原市堀之内 4-26-13
Oct 30, 2026
伊弉諾神社
Izanagi Jinja
Homepage: none
Nearest station: Kita-Kokubun Line: Keisei Narita(HS03J

Enshrined Kami:
Main
(Note: numbers in parentheses after kami names
refer to position in How Many Kami table)
In-ground Subordinate Shrines:
Annual Festival:
There is very little information available on this small Izanagi Jinja. It is said to have been founded a long time ago, perhaps even in ancient times, as shell mounds and the remnants of prehistoric dwelling places have been found in the area of the shrine. It is possible that the shrine itself may have been in existence then. That said, it is the Edo Period before it is mentioned anywhere: in records from the Shimosa Kokubun-ji Temple and in a plaque from the shrine’s prayer hall. The current shrine was constructed in 1936, and its present main claim to fame may be the (“harigiri”針桐) prickly castor oil tree in its grounds, which has been designated a municipal natural monument by Chiba Prefecture.









