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Tobi Shrine
〒699-0621 島根県出雲市斐川町富村５９６
A shrine enshrining Yashiro Mizuomino no Mikoto and Amanuimo no Mikoto as its main deities. It was established as a village shrine in 1871 (Meiji 4).
History
Yashiro Imidzunu no Kami observed the geography from the peak of Kami-nami Fire Mountain and settled in a fertile area near Kami-nami Water Sea, establishing Izumo Shrine. In 715 CE, Izumo Nobutoshi established a branch shrine in this village, enshrining the ancestral deity and referring to the main deity as the village's tutelary god, naming it Tobi Daijin-gū (Tobi Great Shrine), and the village became known as Tobi Village. In 1871 (Meiji 4), Izumo Shrine was renamed Tobi Shrine as a village shrine.
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What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature a Suishinmon (a gate for the accompanying deities) and informational plaques for each shrine, making it a place with many highlights. Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) can be requested by submitting an application at the drop box in front of the worship hall (haiden) and will be sent by mail later. There is a parking lot, and the flat grounds, located next to an elementary school, provide an easy and accessible environment for worship.
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