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屋敷神

Japanese Name屋敷神
PrefectureAkita
ReligionShinto
Coordinates39.9153915, 140.2382690

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About this Shrine

Hasedo Shrine, dedicated to the kami of the house and hearth, is located in Akita Prefecture. The shrine's name, Hasedo, literally translates to 'roofed god' or 'house deity.' Located near a traditional Japanese-style farm, the shrine's architecture reflects its rural setting. As with many Shinto shrines, its primary enshrined deity is not well-documented, but it is likely that the shrine honors local kami and ancestral spirits.

Cultural Significance

Hasedo Shrine is connected to local folklore, where it's said that the house deity watches over the household and its occupants. Traditional festivals include the Hasedo Odori, a traditional dance performance held during spring and autumn equinoxes.

Enshrined Deities

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Quick Facts

  • Religion: Shinto

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Visit during cherry blossom season for a stunning display of blooming sakura trees surrounding the shrine.

History

The current shrine building dates back to the late Edo period (1868-1912), although the area has been a sacred site since ancient times.

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