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Sai Shrine
壱岐市郷ノ浦町片原触１１３
A shrine enshrining Sarume-mikoto as its deity, revered as a Dōjuzin (road guardian deity) or Sai no Kami (deity of the barrier).
History
In ancient times, living beings emerged from the power of heaven and earth, and all things, including the sun and the moon, possess a fixed order of yin and yang. In Japanese mythology, Amanozukou-no-mikoto became a paired deity as Sarume-no-mikoto and was eventually revered as a Dōjuzin or Sai no Kami. The stone statue serving as the sacred object at this shrine depicts Sarume-no-mikoto in the form of Okame (also known as Otafuku, a symbol of good fortune).
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Blessings
A deity with remarkable efficacy for matchmaking, fertility, safe childbirth, marital harmony, sexual health, protection of children, and traffic safety.
What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature a very large male phallic symbol, along with numerous other sexual offerings such as golden phalluses, erotic paintings, and dolls peering at female genitalia. It is easily accessible, about a 10-minute walk from the Gounoura Port Ferry Terminal, and has a unique atmosphere based on distinctive customs and legends.
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