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Shichinohe Shimeigū (Shichinohe Shimei Grand Shrine)
〒039-2525 青森県上北郡七戸町七戸９−３
Known as the chief tutelary deity of the Shichinohe region, this shrine is believed to grant the power of 'Seisei Ikka' (creation, nurturing, and transformation) that brings forth and nurtures all things.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
Founded in Shinmachi on March 5, 1396 CE (Ōei 3), the shrine was relocated to Minamimachi in September 1664 CE (Kanbun 4). In September 1881 CE (Meiji 14), the deities were transferred to the current site on the castle ruins, where the shrine has flourished as the chief tutelary deity of the Shichinohe region.
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Blessings
Believed to be a deity of agriculture and learning, this shrine is thought to grant the power of 'Seisei Ikka' (creation, nurturing, and transformation) that brings forth and nurtures all things.
What visitors say
The shrine buildings are majestic, featuring outstanding beauty in their carvings and design. The grounds include cute Komainu (lion-dog statues) with anime-like shapes, a splendid Temizuya (hand-washing pavilion), and a memorial monument for the war dead. Located within the castle ruins park, the area is also ideal for a leisurely stroll. Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are available, and services for Yakuyoke (misfortune-warding rituals) are offered.
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