地神塔

Chijin Tower

Japanese Name地神塔
English NameChijin Tower
PrefectureKanagawa
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityEarth deities and local land spirits
TypeFolk Shinto Shrine
Coordinates35.4935101, 139.3387556

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About this Shrine

A traditional earth deity tower (chijintou) representing folk Shinto practices focused on agricultural and land protection. These stone monuments are commonly found in rural areas of Japan and serve as focal points for community prayers related to farming, harvest, and local prosperity.

Cultural Significance

Chijin towers represent the intersection of Shinto beliefs with local folk religion, particularly the veneration of earth spirits (chijin) that protect agricultural lands and ensure good harvests. These monuments often serve entire communities rather than individual families.

Enshrined Deities

Earth deities Local land spirits

Location

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