住吉神社

Sumiyoshi Shrine

Japanese Name住吉神社
English NameSumiyoshi Shrine
PrefectureKochi
ReligionShinto
Primary DeitySumiyoshi Sanjin (Three Sumiyoshi Kami)
TypeSumiyoshi Shrine
Coordinates33.5374530, 133.2155150

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About this Shrine

A Sumiyoshi shrine in Kochi Prefecture dedicated to the three Sumiyoshi kami, ancient Shinto deities of the sea and safe travel. Part of the nationwide network of Sumiyoshi shrines that trace their origins to the head shrine Sumiyoshi Taisha in Osaka.

Cultural Significance

The Sumiyoshi kami are among Japan's oldest documented deities, appearing in the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki as purification deities born from Izanagi. They became especially revered by sailors, fishermen, and travelers seeking protection on sea voyages.

Enshrined Deities

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

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