鏡作坐天照御魂神社

Kagamitsukuri-niimasu Amaterasu Mitama Shrine

Japanese Name鏡作坐天照御魂神社
English NameKagamitsukuri-niimasu Amaterasu Mitama Shrine
PrefectureNara
ReligionShinto
RankVillage shrine
Primary DeityAmaterasu Mitama-no-Kami
TypeImperial Shrine
Coordinates34.5610813, 135.7939861

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About this Shrine

A historic shrine in Nara Prefecture dedicated to Amaterasu Mitama-no-Kami, closely associated with the ancient craft of mirror-making. The shrine's name indicates its connection to the kagami-tsukuri (mirror makers) who served the imperial court, creating sacred bronze mirrors used in Shinto rituals and imperial regalia.

Cultural Significance

Sacred mirrors hold profound significance in Shinto as one of the three imperial regalia of Japan, symbolizing wisdom and the divine presence of Amaterasu. This shrine represents the intersection of spiritual devotion and ancient Japanese craftsmanship.

Enshrined Deities

Amaterasu Mitama-no-Kami

Location

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