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Tenmei Shukuseigū Shrine
佐野市大蔵町２９２８
This shrine enshrines the main deity, who is revered as the god of national development and also possesses the aspect of a god of wisdom.
History
The shrine was originally founded during the Kuan period (1145-1150 CE). During the Keicho era, earth was piled up for the construction of Sano Castle, and in 1676 CE (Enpō 4), the shrine buildings were renovated using the late lord's bequest. The old shrine grounds are believed to be a place where mounds were arranged in the pattern of the Big Dipper to enshrine Hoshimi Daibosatsu (the Great Bodhisattva of the Star Palace).
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Blessings
The shrine is known for its divine blessings of family safety, business prosperity, and protection from misfortune.
What visitors say
This shrine is quietly situated in a residential area, with the main hall and worship hall located on a raised platform. The serene shrine grounds are sometimes filled with the seasonal scents of nature. The office sells various offerings, and the availability of Goshuin (the shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) may vary depending on the time of year. There is no dedicated parking lot nearby, so visitors must use the parking spaces in the surrounding area.
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