Masaooka jinja

Seidaioka Shrine is located in the former Ooka Village, surrounded by mountains.
It is believed to have been a place of worship due to numerous artifacts found at the site.
The shrine is in a pleasant area surrounded by lush mountain greenery and terraced fields.
At the entrance, there is a bright red wooden torii gate.
Passing through the straight cedar-lined path, you reach the front of the gabled worship hall, which appears quite dilapidated with its four corners leaning.

The main hall is a one-bay nagare-zukuri style building located within the covered structure behind the worship hall.
It is securely enclosed, making it impossible to view from outside.
According to the ridge tag, it was built in 1777 during the mid-Edo period.