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木野嶋天神 木嶋坐天照御魂神社(木嶋神社)

Japanese Name木野嶋天神 木嶋坐天照御魂神社(木嶋神社)
PrefectureShiga
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityHara-no-taka-no-kami, Kami Ishimaido
Coordinates35.0306454, 135.7147372

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About this Shrine

Woodland Shrine of the Seat of Heavenly Light, Woodland God's Spirit Shrine (Woodland Shrine) is a sacred site in Shiga Prefecture, dedicated to the worship of Kami Ishimaido and Hara-no-taka-no-kami, with connections to various regional deities.

Cultural Significance

This shrine has historical connections with the mythological figure of Hara-no-taka-no-kami, a powerful deity believed to reside in the nearby Mount Hidakatsu. The shrine is also notable for its unique architectural style, which reflects the traditional Japanese design of shrine buildings in the province.

Enshrined Deities

Hara-no-taka-no-kami Kami Ishimaido

Location

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Quick Facts

  • Religion: Shinto

⛩ Visitor Tip

Visit at sunrise or sunset to witness the serene atmosphere of the tranquil shrine grounds and appreciate the beautiful autumn foliage.

History

Established during the Edo period as a village shrine, it was later upgraded to its current status as a provincial shrine in the late Edo period.

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