龍宮神社

Ryugu Shrine

Japanese Name龍宮神社
English NameRyugu Shrine
PrefectureKagoshima
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityToyotama-hime
TypeRyugu Shrine
Coordinates28.0745718, 129.3288325

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About this Shrine

Ryugu Shrine is dedicated to the dragon palace mythology of Japanese folklore, particularly associated with the undersea palace of the dragon king. The shrine honors the sea deities and is often visited by those seeking protection for maritime activities and safe travels across water.

Cultural Significance

Ryugu refers to the mythical underwater palace ruled by the dragon king in Japanese folklore, most famously featured in the tale of Urashima Taro. Shrines bearing this name typically emphasize the protective power of sea deities and the mystical connection between the ocean depths and divine realm.

Enshrined Deities

Toyotama-hime Watatsumi

Location

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