高松大明神

Japanese Name高松大明神
PrefectureIwate
ReligionShinto
Primary DeityHatafuda
Coordinates39.7232980, 141.1427060

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About this Shrine

High-ranking Shinto priest, Matsumoto no Yasumaro, is said to have established the shrine in 701 CE. Dedicated to the deity of light and wisdom, it has been an important center for education and spiritual guidance. Visitors can still see a large stone statue of Matsumoto no Yasumaro, known as 'Hatafuda-gaeshi,' near the shrine's entrance.

Cultural Significance

This shrine is associated with the kami, Hatafuda, who is revered as a deity of light and wisdom. The shrine also has connections to the mythology of the Japanese sword, with legend having it that Matsumoto no Yasumaro forged a sword for Emperor Sushun.

Enshrined Deities

Hatafuda

Location

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