住吉大明神社

Sumiyoshi Daimyojin Shrine

Japanese Name住吉大明神社
English NameSumiyoshi Daimyojin Shrine
PrefectureKagoshima
ReligionShinto
Primary DeitySumiyoshi Sanjin (three Sumiyoshi deities)
TypeSumiyoshi Shrine
Coordinates31.7078188, 130.7564371

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About this Shrine

A Sumiyoshi shrine in Kagoshima Prefecture dedicated to the three Sumiyoshi deities, who are revered as protectors of seafarers, fishermen, and safe ocean travel. As with other Sumiyoshi shrines throughout Japan, this shrine serves the local community's needs for maritime safety and purification rituals.

Cultural Significance

The Sumiyoshi deities were born from Izanagi's purification ritual and are among Japan's most ancient kami. They are particularly venerated in coastal regions for their power over the sea and protection of maritime activities.

Enshrined Deities

Sokotsutsu-no-o-no-mikoto Nakatsutsu-no-o-no-mikoto Uwatsutsu-no-o-no-mikoto

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