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Sama Tenjin Shrine
行田市佐間１丁目１０−６
A shrine known as the tutelary deity of Sama Village, founded during the construction of Oga Castle.
Enshrined deities
Sugawara-no-Michizane (Tenjin)
History
It was founded by the Narita clan, the lords of Oga Castle, at this location, which served as the castle's southern exit, during the construction of Oga Castle. Since its founding, the An'yoin temple in Sama Village has served as the guardian deity's Bectō (a monk who manages shrine affairs), and it became the tutelary shrine of Sama Village.
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What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature a cluster of majestic Zelkova trees said to be over 400 years old, along with historic shrine gates, buildings, and a Kagura Hall (a hall for Shinto ritual dances) that evoke a sense of history. The grounds have a solemn atmosphere, and a stamp is available in front of the worship hall. Since there is no parking lot, many visitors park their cars in nearby parks and walk to the shrine to worship.
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