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Wareibyo (Walei Shrine)
宇和島市宇和津町１丁目３−１
A shrine enshrining Yamaga Kinyori, a senior vassal (karō) of the Uwajima Domain, located in a corner of the ruins of Kamae Castle.
History
Yamaga Kinyori served as a prominent senior vassal of the Uwajima Domain but was later assassinated. Following his death, the local residents established a small shrine in his honor. After his innocence was established, the shrine was formally founded in 1653 CE by Motoshige. As the number of worshippers increased, the shrine grounds were relocated, and in 1735 CE, the enshrined deity was transferred to its current location in a corner of the Kamae Castle ruins.
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