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Kumano Shrine (Koigakubawa)
国分寺市西恋ケ窪１丁目２７−１７
A shrine enshrining the Great Deity of Kumano, Wakayama Prefecture, as its guardian deity.
Enshrined deities
Ketsumimiko-no-Okami (Kumano)
History
This shrine enshrines the Great Deity of Kumano, Wakayama Prefecture, as its guardian deity, though the exact date of its founding is unknown. In May of the 18th year of the Bunmei era (1486 CE), a poem was presented by the Empress Dowager Do-ko of Seigo-in during her eastern journey. During the Genkō and Kenmu periods (1331–1333 CE), the shrine was destroyed by fire during the battles between Shinden Yoshitsune and the Kamakura forces.
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What visitors say
Located in a residential area, this shrine has a calm atmosphere and well-maintained grounds. In addition to the main path up the stairs, there are other routes accessible for worship, making it suitable for visiting in kimono. Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are available only as pre-written copies. There is no parking on the premises, so it is convenient to use nearby parking lots.
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