青岡 粟嶋神社

Aooka Awashima Shrine

Japanese Name青岡 粟嶋神社
English NameAooka Awashima Shrine
PrefectureHiroshima
ReligionShinto
Primary DeitySukunahikona-no-mikoto
TypeAwashima Shrine
Coordinates34.0912220, 133.6834360

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About this Shrine

Aooka Awashima Shrine is dedicated to Sukunahikona-no-mikoto, a deity associated with medicine, healing, and small vessels. Awashima shrines are traditionally known for their connection to women's health, safe childbirth, and protection of fishermen and sailors.

Cultural Significance

Awashima shrines often feature unique rituals involving dolls and are particularly popular among women seeking blessings for health and fertility. The deity Sukunahikona is known as a companion of Okuninushi and is revered for medical knowledge and healing arts.

Enshrined Deities

Sukunahikona-no-mikoto

Location

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