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Ogawa Shrine (Engishiki-listed)

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A candidate site for a shrine listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex), located in Ogawa Village, Kami-Sui District, Nagano Prefecture. It was formerly known as Omiya Daimyojingu (Grand Shrine of Omiya) and Suwa Daimyojingu (Grand Shrine of Suwa).

History

According to legend, the shrine was founded when Sakeito Ogawa Makoto enshrined his ancestor, Oho-ato no Mikoto. It was formerly known as Omiya Daimyojingu and Suwa Daimyojingu. In the Kamakura period, Ogawa Saemon Sadatsuna repaired the shrine buildings. In 1536 CE (Bunmei 5), it was revived by Ohihata Dansho Masatada, Gojuro Nagamasa. In 1790 CE (Kansei 2), it received a shrine name decree from the Yoshida family and was renamed Ogawa Shrine.

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