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Ooken Shrine
安八町森部７５０
A shrine enshrining Ōunena-no-Mikoto, which acquired its current name following a relocation associated with upstream improvement works on the Kiso River and a subsequent merger.
History
The year of founding is unknown. The enshrined deity, Ōunena-no-Mikoto, is a distant ancestor of the Kusunoki Shrine Priest of the Grand Shrine and is mentioned in the chronicle of Himeno-hime-no-Mikoto. Originally named Ōsada Shrine, it was relocated to its current site in 1927 CE (Shōwa 2) due to upstream improvement works on the Kiso River. It later merged with the village shrine Ken Shrine and was renamed Ōoken Shrine.
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