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Fujii of Oai Shrine
宍粟市山崎町上寺１２２
This is a subsidiary shrine of Oai Monodai Shrine, long known as a resting place for imperial processions. The 'Thousand-Year Wisteria' within the shrine grounds is also depicted on the large curtain of the Kabuki-za theater in Tokyo.
Enshrined deities
Otoshi-no-Kami
History
The year of founding is unknown. It is a subsidiary shrine of Oai Monodai Shrine, located approximately 4 kilometers to the north, and has long served as a resting place for imperial processions. The grounds contain a 'Thousand-Year Wisteria' said to have been planted in 960 CE (Tenten 4).
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