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Sami Haku-san Shrine
七尾市佐味町１４−６５
A shrine enshrining the deity Kikuchi-hime, long known as a place of Ryōbu Shūgō (the syncretic fusion of Shinto and Buddhist practices).
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
Since ancient times, it has been a shrine of Ryōbu Shūgō (the syncretic fusion of Shinto and Buddhist practices). In documents from the Bunsei era, it was referred to as Ichi-on Shrine. It served as the guardian deity of the Hatakeyama family. During the Meiji Restoration, it was renamed Haku-san Shrine and classified as a village shrine.
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