There is a tradition in Oji from ancient times that on New Year's Eve, foxes from all over the world dressed up under a large tree and visited the Oji Inari Shrine. This ukiyo-e painting by Hiroshige Utagawa depicts foxes gathering under the tree, and the shrine enshrined next to the tree is ``Sozoku Inari.'' Starting on New Year's Eve in 1993, those who protect this shrine based on this tradition gathered together and made a first visit to Oji Inari Shrine, following Hiroshige's ukiyo-e. It was a modest procession, but it was the beginning of the ``fox procession.'' Since then, we in the town of Oji have cherished, protected, and nurtured this custom, trying to make use of the old culture in the creation of a new town. ” However, this place is located in a specific foreign land 600 years ago, and we have invited guests from far away. It is also the best viewing angle for the city and high-speed trains. It is convenient for transportation. 2 minutes away. East Jujo Station, Go to the Haneda Airport, Narita Airport. Demand is 50~ 70minutes.Safe and fast delivery servse for you.

In my early years, I studied abroad and worked in the United States , and now I only talk about it in bits and pieces... Maybe daily communication is okay. Laugh... I like to read, and of course reading the is my daily life. I don’t know how to speak sweet words, and I'm a bit clumsy, but I love music. The ground is Silent and speechless, flowers and plants are my companions. I'lling to open a private to better serve guests from all over the world, and enjoy the pastoral scenery here with me. Oh, I don’t care about the guests’ beliefs and respect yours. Customs and habits, but this is based on our peaceful coexistence with each other and Welcom to Tokyo downntown.