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Nino no Shinden (Second Shrine Hall)
阿蘇市一の宮町宮地
Located to the right of the Ichino no Shinden (First Shrine Hall) at Aso Shrine, the Nino no Shinden enshrines female deities, including Asohibime-no-mikoto.
History
Aso Shrine is a shrine where the powerful ancient Aso clan served as the Grand High Priest (Tai-gongu) and is the head shrine of approximately 450 Aso Shrines across Japan. From the medieval period onward, it was designated as the Ichinomiya (First Shrine) of Higo Province. The construction and repair of shrine buildings and the donation of shrine lands were carried out by Kato Kiyomasa and the Hosokawa clan. The Nino no Shinden is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.
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