If you consume seafood, you can give thanks at this shrine to the creatures that feed us. 波除稲荷神社 Namiyoke [protection from waves] Inari Jinja near the former Tsukiji Fish Market, had memorials to 蛤石 Hamaguri (clam), 活魚塚 Katsugyozuka-(katsugyo are fresh seafood that has been brought to land alive and kept in tanks before preparation), 鮟鱇 (あんこう) 塚 Ankozuka (monkfish is a deep sea creature that is frequently eaten in the winter), 海老塚 Shrimp, 海老の大丸 (tempura shrimp), すし塚 (sushizuka for sushi), 玉子塚 (eggs) and even 昆布塚 (kombu seaweed). The 末社の天祖神社 Massha no tensojin-sha shrine houses four deities: 天照大神 Tenterudaijin Amaterasu (天照) (Sun Goddess), 大国主命 Ōkuninushimikoto (ruler of the unseen world of spirits & magic/God of nation-building, farming, business, & medicine), 少彦名命 Sukuna Hikona Mikoto Sukuna Hikona no Mikoto (God of Medicine and Wine) and 天日鷲命 Amanohi Washi no Mikoto. The shrine has a pair of wooden lion's heads that are paraded through the neighborhood during the shrine's festival. 獅子殿 (厄除天井大獅子) Shishi-dono (Yakuyoke Tenjo Ōjishi) Male lion's head and 弁財天社 (お歯黒獅子) Benzaitensha structure (Ohaguro jishi [black toothed female lion's head]). Each is housed in it's own building. There is a display of the 七福殿 Seven Lucky Gods reimagined as seafood: ホタテい Hotate i (with a scallop shell hat) 布袋 Hotei フグろくじゅ Fugu rokuju (blowfish hat) 福禄寿 Fukurokuju タコキュろうじん Takokyu Roujin (Octapus hat) 寿老人 Jurōjin イカもんてん Ika monten (Squid hat) 毘沙門天 Bishamonten べんサザエてん Ben sazae ten (Horned turban sea snail hat) 弁才天 Benzaiten エビえびす Ebi Ebisu (Shrimp hat) 恵比寿 Ebisu タイこく Tai koku (Sea bream hat) 大黒 Daikoku (The names have been tweeked a bit.) There is also a small shrine to the fox deity おきつね様 Ōkitsunesama.