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Kasuga-sha
桑名市多度町小山１０１８
The head shrine of Kuwana, also commonly known as "Kasuga-san." It is a shrine where the Ishitori-matsuri (a ritual festival) is performed, which is recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
History
Initially, there was only the Kuwana Jinja shrine. Later, the Nakatomi Jinja shrine was relocated into the grounds, and the two shrines were merged. Following the invitation of the four Kasuga deities in 1296 CE (Einin 4), it came to be known as Kasuga Jinja.
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