日御碕神社下之宮 経島

Hinomisaki Shrine Shimonomiya Kyojima

Japanese Name日御碕神社下之宮 経島
English NameHinomisaki Shrine Shimonomiya Kyojima
PrefectureShimane
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityFukinokami
Coordinates35.4305389, 132.6265810

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About this Shrine

Hinomisaki Shrine is a Shinto shrine located on the island of Kyojima in Shimane Prefecture, Japan. The shrine's name 'Shimonomiya' is derived from its original location near the Shimonomiya River. The shrine was established to enshrine the kami of the river and surrounding area, believed to have powers related to fishing and agriculture.

Cultural Significance

Hinomisaki Shrine is connected to the local folklore of Shimane Prefecture, where it is said that the kami of the shrine helps fishermen catch bountiful fish. The shrine's festivals include the Hinomisaki Matsuri, which takes place in October and features traditional dances and food stalls.

Enshrined Deities

Fukinokami

Location

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