防火神 秋葉神社

Japanese Name防火神 秋葉神社
PrefectureFukushima
ReligionShinto
Coordinates37.0566641, 140.8853914

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Enshrines Akiba-sama, the fire prevention deity, serving as a protective guardian against fires and disasters for the local Fukushima community. Worshippers visit to pray for household safety, protection from fire hazards, and general well-being, particularly important in areas prone to natural disasters. The shrine embodies the traditional Japanese belief in kami who safeguard daily life, offering spiritual comfort and protection to residents seeking divine intervention against one of humanity's most feared destructive forces.

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