Inari-dakina Watch

[Inaridoriki] Inamon. This design was drawn mainly by referring to 'Monten.' The spread of the mark of the ox-drawn carriage and the flag of the battlefield did not create the form of the Japanese as a whole having a family crest. It is thought that the spread of Kamon was mainly a belief in shrines. ...Of the shrines, there are approximately 19,800 Inari-sha Shrines (the second largest Hachiman-sha Shrine is approximately 14,800). The Inari-jinja Shrine, which is said to be the god of prosperity in business, and the Inari-jinja Shrine, which is headed by Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine in Kyoto City, use the Shinto crest of Inari-dakiniten. (Written by TAKEMITSU Makoto, "The Japanese Surname and Family Crest to Know"