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Rokuden Shrine
〒861-4153 熊本県熊本市南区富合町木原２３７８ 六殿神社
Located in Minami Ward, Kumamoto City, this shrine is also known as Kiwara Rokuden-gu. Its Important Cultural Property, the two-story gate (rumon), was the earliest building in Kumamoto Prefecture to receive national designation.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The shrine's origins date back to 1178 CE (Jōchō 2), when Taira no Shigemitsu, son of Taira no Kiyomori, enshrined the deity Rokuson-ō Dai-Gongen from Musashi Province. Alternative theories suggest it was founded by Minamoto no Tameyasu or the Kiwara clan.
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Blessings
The shrine enshrines deities such as Yado-Ōkami (for childbirth and safe delivery), Sugawara Shrine (for academic success), and Hoko Shrine (for medical healing and warding off epidemics).
What visitors say
This prestigious shrine features a series of solidly constructed buildings, including a two-story gate (rumon) without nails that has stood since the Muromachi period. The grounds contain several other small shrines, giving the site a unique atmosphere. In certain seasons, the autumn foliage is beautiful, and visitors may spot animals such as cats within the precincts. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are also available.
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