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Tebitahiko Shrine

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Tebitahiko Shrine

諏訪市上諏訪9556

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Located in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, this shrine enshrines Tebitahiko-no-Kami, a deity who serves as a subordinate to Takeminakata-no-Kami, the main deity of Suwa Taisha (Suwa Grand Shrine).

History

The origin of the shrine is unknown, but it was formerly known as Tebita Myoju or Tebita Dai Myojin and served as a subsidiary shrine of Suwa Taisha. It was established as the guardian shrine of Shitakuwara when the Kuwara district was divided during the Kamakura period. It was regarded as the collective guardian shrine for the Suwa Domain. The current shrine buildings were constructed by Tachikawa Waziro Tomimune during the Tenman era.

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What visitors say

The shrine grounds are well-maintained, and the worship hall features carvings of dragons and mo (mythical beasts), creating a historic atmosphere. The approach path consists of stone steps and has narrow sections, so caution is required when driving. There are relatively few visitors, allowing for a quiet visit, and the grounds offer a view of Lake Suwa.

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