荒神社

Aragami Shrine

Japanese Name荒神社
English NameAragami Shrine
PrefectureHiroshima
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityAragami (fierce protective deities)
TypeAragami Shrine
Coordinates34.1673241, 132.4506163

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About this Shrine

A shrine dedicated to Aragami, fierce protective deities in Japanese folk religion who are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring protection to the local community. These powerful kami are often associated with fire, purification, and spiritual cleansing.

Cultural Significance

Aragami are considered among the more intense protective deities in Japanese folk religion, often depicted as fierce guardians who actively combat malevolent forces. They represent the warrior aspect of divine protection.

Enshrined Deities

Aragami

Location

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