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Kitamiya Suwa Shrine: A Pair of Komainu (Lion-Dog Statues)
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A shrine located in the Suwa district of Kitakata City. It has a history of being enshrined as the 'Kitamiya' (North Shrine) in contrast to the 'Kitamiya' in the Aizu region.
History
In 1375 CE (Eiwa 1 / Tenshu 1), Ashina Naomori enshrined deities from Suwa Taisha (Suwa Grand Shrine). The Suwa shrine enshrined in Aizu-Wakamatsu was designated as the 'Minamiya' (South Shrine), while this shrine was designated as the 'Kitamiya' (North Shrine). It was also formerly a Gojisha (Prefectural Shrine).
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