Memorial service for the victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs will be held on this Saturday, February 22nd, 12:15 pm at Little Tokyo. Please pray and pay respects with us for the spirits of the victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bombs. (Free for attending to Irei-sai). After the memorial service, our head […]

We will hold Setsubun-sai on Saturday, February 1st, at the Seiwa Market in Torrance (FREE to attend!) Seeking men and women who were born in the Year of the Rat to participate throwing beans in the ceremony. We will hold Setsubun-sai on Saturday, February 1st, at the Seiwa Market in Torrance (21815 Hawthorne Blvd, Torrance, […]

Yes!!!  We will be back to have booth at Little Tokyo on the New Years Day, January 1st,  2020! We will hold Saitan-sai for praying people’s happiness, safety, success and world peace. You are very welcome to attend Saitan-sai as well as personal prayer. We will have Hamaya, Kumade, Ofuda and Omamori as well as Gokitoh such as Yakuyoke etc… (Please […]

It’s time to show your appreciation to Kami. In Japan, we hold Aki (Autumn) Matsuri on sometime Autumn and show appreciation to spirit which gave/help us harvest, achievement, success and connections in the year. So Please come and show your appreciation and pray for next years to the spirts. 753 (Shichi-go-san) ceremony  In Japan, Shichi-Go-San (753) is […]

   Shusse Inari Shrine of America, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is holding a Japan onboarding with their “Japanese Mythology & Shinto?” lecture being hosted at the NYC Parks Citywide Services Building on Saturday, October 26th. We coordinate various events to introduce traditional Japanese eco-conscious ways of life so that future generations can enjoy nature as […]

At the Anime Expo 2019, we got overwhelming respond for our lecture and workshop. Both were FULL HOUSE!!  Arigato for Otaku people who attended both event! we love you!! Nikkan San ran story about this. アニメエキスポ2019での神道レクチャーと巫女ワークショップは大反響で、両方とも満席でした。ありがとうございました。アメリカ人が神道に強い興味を持っていることを実感！　これからも自然を大切にする日本の伝統文化、神道をみなさんに紹介していきたいと思います。 日刊サンがリポートを掲載してくださいました！ Arigato for your help Ramiro Duran, Yasuyo Makino, Nikkan San, Cultural News. We are looking for volunteer members […]

On June 30th, 2019, we performed the ceremony for Nagoshi-no-Harae in our traditional ritual way that has been passed down from generation to generation through the long history of Shusse Inari Shrine. We read each person’s name and address who sent/handed Hitogata during the ceremony to pray for their purification, good fortune, and happiness, as […]

We held Shinto workshop for foreigners on June 8th. We plan to hold this workshop again on May/June 2019. We also plan to organize a Japanese mythology tour by Shinto priest near the future.

Yes!!!  We will be back to have booth at Little Tokyo on the New Years Day, January 1st,  2019! We will hold Saitan-sai for praying people’s happiness, safety, success and world peace. You are very welcome to attend Saitan-sai as well as personal prayer. We will have Hamaya, Kumade, Ofuda and Omamori as well as Gokitoh such as Yakuyoke etc… (Please make […]

We held Aki Matsuri at Koda Farms. We showed appreciation of this year’s great harvest and pray next year’s great harvest and safety. We held Hatsuuma Matsuri(Spring festival)on March and Taue Kiyobarai (Purification field for Planting Ceremony) on April. We plan to distribute rice from the field we held ceremony from January 1st. Details are […]

Thank you for attending to Kodama Shizume no Matsuri (Calming Spirits of Trees Ceremony) on Sunday, November 4th at The Learning Garden (Venice High School) in Los Angeles, CA! We had about 40 people paid respect and appreciation to tree spirits. We had an introduction / lecture about Shinto and explain about ceremony program as […]

History Channel On Friday August 31st, 2018, our Shrine’s priestess, Rev. Izumi Hasegawa was in the History Channel to talk about Shinto and AI. Since in western countries, where AI is looked at with fear and at times for making weapons, but Japan sees AI and robots more as “friends,” rather than as tools for helping […]