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Murojo Shrine
山北町山北１２００
Located in Yamasaki Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, this shrine currently serves as a subsidiary shrine of Sando Shrine in Matsuda City. The Yabusame (horseback archery) performed during the annual grand festival is designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Kanagawa Prefecture.
History
Originally located in Nakagawa, the shrine was moved to the Kishi district in the southeastern part of present-day Yamasaki Town in 1580 CE (Tensho 8). It was subsequently moved to its current location. On March 1, 1909 CE (Meiji 42), the deities of 27 unranked shrines within Kawamura Village were merged into this shrine, which was then designated as a Gōsha (prefectural shrine).
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