戸ノ口堰水神社

komamori jizou

Japanese Name戸ノ口堰水神社
English Namekomamori jizou
PrefectureFukushima
ReligionShinto
Coordinates37.5051294, 139.9543686

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This shrine is dedicated to water deities (suijin) and serves as a spiritual guardian of the historic Tonokuchi Weir irrigation system in Fukushima. Local farmers and community members visit to pray for abundant water supply, successful harvests, and protection from flood damage. The shrine embodies the deep connection between Shinto spirituality and water management practices that have sustained agricultural communities in the region for generations.

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