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3681-1 Toyoda, Iiyama City

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

Located on the mountainside of the Togari area in Iiyama City, this ancient shrine was known as Ōmiya Suwa Shrine. Various other shrines are established nearby. The shrine's forest, comprised of cedar trees, is situated on a slope, creating a serene environment. A bright red torii gate stands at the entrance. As you walk through, another red torii gate and stone steps lead up to the shrine.

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

Midway up the stone steps is Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine, a sub-shrine with a small structure dating back to the mid-Muromachi period. Designated as an Important Cultural Property, it features a simple, unadorned nagare-zukuri style. Despite its small size, it holds significant historical value.

Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine

DeityŌsazaki-no-Mikoto
Main HallImportant Cultural Property
Mid-Muromachi Period
BuilderTakeda Mokunojō
Architectural StyleSingle-bay nagare-zukuri, Tochi roof
Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine is located above Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine. The worship hall leads to the main hall, connected by a corridor. Although the main hall cannot be seen from outside, it features intricate carvings on the beams and brackets. The shrine's construction dates back to 1643, with significant repairs done in subsequent years.

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

Kenminakafutomi-no-Hikogamiwakami Shrine

The main hall features carvings of mythical creatures such as kirin, as well as floral motifs. The shrine's construction and repair history date back to the 17th century, with various repairs documented over the years.

Location3681-1 Toyoda, Iiyama City
WebsiteNone
DeityKenminakafutomi-no-Mikoto, Hondawake-no-Mikoto, and seven others
Main HallFormer Important Cultural Property
1643 Plaque
BuilderChūzaemon, Sōzaemon
Architectural StyleSingle-bay nagare-zukuri, Tochi roof
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