白玉龍神

Shiratama Ryujin Shrine

Japanese Name白玉龍神
English NameShiratama Ryujin Shrine
PrefectureGifu
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityShiratama Ryujin (White Jewel Dragon God)
TypeRyujin Shrine
Coordinates35.1656127, 136.8755936

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About this Shrine

A shrine dedicated to Shiratama Ryujin, the White Jewel Dragon God, representing the spiritual power of water and dragons in Japanese folk religion. Dragon deities are revered for their control over water, rain, and natural forces, often associated with agricultural prosperity and protection from natural disasters.

Cultural Significance

Dragon worship in Japan combines indigenous beliefs with influences from Chinese mythology. Ryujin shrines often feature water elements and are sought for prayers related to rainfall, fishing success, and protection from floods. The 'white jewel' (shiratama) aspect suggests purity and sacred power.

Enshrined Deities

Shiratama Ryujin

Location

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