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Hakusan Shrine
白山市荒屋柏野町１
A shrine located in Araya Kashi-no-cho, Hakusan City. It was transferred to its current location during the Keicho era and came to be called Hakusan Shrine due to donations from the feudal lord.
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
The founding date is unknown, but shrine records state that it was moved and enshrined in an area called Yazaemon at the request of the Watanabe clan. During the Keicho era, it was transferred again to its current location by order of the domain. In the 16th year of Keicho, a five-story pagoda was donated by the feudal lord, and the shrine began to be called Hakusan Shrine. In 1961 (Shōwa 36), the three main buildings were destroyed by fire and were rebuilt the following year.
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