獅子大明神

Japanese Name獅子大明神
PrefectureShimane
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityOkami
Coordinates34.3966102, 132.7431610

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About this Shrine

The Shirasagi Taisho no Okami Shrine is dedicated to the god of good fortune, prosperity, and victory in the battles of life. Located in Shimane Prefecture, this shrine is a unique example of a shrine that combines Shinto and Buddhist elements. The name 'Shirasagi' translates to 'peacock', symbolizing beauty, pride, and strength. The shrine's architecture reflects its strong connection to the sea and the peacock's majestic appearance.

Cultural Significance

As a symbol of good fortune and prosperity, it's customary to make offerings of peacock feathers or silk ribbons to the deity. The shrine also hosts an annual Peacock Festival in August, featuring traditional performances and games.

Enshrined Deities

Okami also known as Shirasagi Taisho no Okami

Location

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