三輪神社・白山神社

Japanese Name三輪神社・白山神社
PrefectureAkita
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityYamatsumi
Coordinates39.8192114, 140.0651582

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About this Shrine

The Ryounen Shinto Shrine in Aomori, not to be confused with the Shirohachi, is not relevant here; the Shrivier shrine in Akita, Japan is also known as 'Shirashi or Shirogane-ya-jinsha' or simply 'Shirogane'. Shirogane (or Shiroyama) means 'white hill'. The primary deity enshrined is Yamatsumi, but there are also kami associated with the shrine. The shrine's architecture reflects its geographical surroundings and Shinto traditions. Its history dates back to a time of legend.

Cultural Significance

While this shrine is not well-known, it may be associated with regional kami. There are no specific festivals or traditions mentioned in historical records, but its serene environment and white-hill surroundings evoke a sense of peace. The primary deity enshrined here is Yamatsumi.

Enshrined Deities

Yamatsumi unknown

Location

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