The LED lights illuminate the torii gates and stairs from one hour before sunset until after midnight, transforming this traditional Inari shrine into Fukuoka's most photogenic nighttime attraction.

Nicknamed 'Cyber Shrine' by locals, its futuristic neon-lit torii gates create such a striking atmosphere that visitors compare it to scenes from the video game Ghostwire Tokyo and John Wick movies.

Originally built during the Kamakura period (1185-1333), the shrine was destroyed in WWII air raids and rebuilt. Its modern LED illumination was added recently to revitalize this centuries-old sacred site.

Despite its viral fame as a neon-lit photo spot, the shrine remains remarkably uncrowded—visitors report having the entire illuminated pathway to themselves even during prime evening hours.