子間姫龍神大神

Komahime Ryujin Daijin Shrine

Japanese Name子間姫龍神大神
English NameKomahime Ryujin Daijin Shrine
PrefectureKagoshima
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityKomahime Ryujin - Dragon deity associated with water and maritime protection
TypeRyujin Shrine
Coordinates30.2405280, 130.5485836

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About this Shrine

A shrine dedicated to Komahime Ryujin, a dragon deity revered for protection of waters and maritime activities. The shrine reflects the strong connection between Kagoshima's coastal communities and water-based spiritual traditions.

Cultural Significance

Dragon deities (Ryujin) in Japanese folklore are powerful water spirits associated with rainfall, ocean currents, and protection of fishermen and sailors. The name Komahime suggests a feminine dragon deity, which is less common in traditional Ryujin worship.

Enshrined Deities

Komahime Ryujin

Location

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