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Keigouhakusan Shrine
加賀市合河町ト２８
A historic Hakusan Shrine that has long been revered as the guardian deity of the villagers.
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
The founding date is unknown, but it has long been called a Hakusan Shrine and revered as the guardian deity of the villagers. In the early Meiji period, it was classified as a village shrine (mura-ya). In 1892 CE (Meiji 25), it was renamed to its current name. In 1939 CE (Shōwa 14), it was designated as a shrine for the offering of sacred food and silk (shinsen heihaku-ryō).
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