多度大社
1681 Tadocho Tado, Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture
At the entrance of Tado Taisha, long stone steps lead up, with a multi-story tower to the left. Known for the Aoi Festival in May, many visitors gather to witness the horse-riding event. The shrine, located in Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture, enshrines Amatsu-Hikone-no-Mikoto, a deity deeply connected with Ise Jingu.
Tado Taisha, located in Kuwana City, is dedicated to Amatsu-Hikone-no-Mikoto, a descendant of Amaterasu Omikami. It has a deep connection with Ise Jingu and is known as the "Tado Shrine" in the local area.
Along the path to the main shrine, various sub-shrines and auxiliary shrines are built. The brightly colored Mi-mae Shrine stands out, while other shrines are built from natural wood. Passing through the four-legged gate, the main shrine and auxiliary shrine built in Shinmei-zukuri style can be seen. The main shrine is on the left, and the auxiliary shrine is on the right.
Location | 1681 Tadocho Tado, Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture |
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Website | http://www.tadotaisya.or.jp |
Deities | Main Shrine: Amatsu-Hikone-no-Mikoto Auxiliary Shrine: Amenokaguyama-no-Mikoto |
Main Shrine | Shinmei-zukuri, Iron Plate Roof |
Auxiliary Shrine | Shinmei-zukuri, Iron Plate Roof |