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Hie Shrine
小松市金平町ヲ４４
Located in Kanpei-machi, Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture, this shrine houses a sacred sword (shintō) crafted by the Sengoku-period swordsmith Fujiwara Tomoshige, which is preserved as a shrine treasure.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami
History
Originally situated on the foothills of the right bank of the Kaya River, the former site is known as the Old Shrine (Komiya). The exact date of the relocation is unknown, but the current shrine buildings were reconstructed in 1910 CE (Taishō 9). In 1920 CE (Taishō 9), it was designated as a shrine that presents sacred food and offerings to the Imperial Household.
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