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Hiraokano Shrine
〒920-0031 石川県金沢市広岡１丁目１１−１
Located in Hirooka-cho, Kanazawa City, this shrine has a long history, formerly known as Hiraoka San'no Palace or Sanno Shrine.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami, Okuninushi-no-Okami
History
In the 20th year of Enryaku (781 CE), during the reign of Emperor Kanmu, the monk Taimon enshrined Sanno Gongen at Sakamoto to protect the northern frontier. It was originally called Hiraoka San'no Palace or Sanno Shrine and was renamed Hiraokano Shrine during the Meiji period. The painted wooden tablet (taho) dedicated to Aizen Myoo, offered by Ashikaga Takauji, still exists today as a designated municipal cultural property.
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What visitors say
Located west of Kanazawa Station, this shrine offers a quiet and serene atmosphere despite being surrounded by commercial buildings. Cherry blossoms bloom in spring, and it attracts foreign visitors. There is no parking lot, so visitors should be mindful of the surrounding environment when visiting.
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