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Ishishita Hachiman Shrine
常総市本石下１００
A shrine enshrined as the guardian deity of a Sengoku-period castle lord, with a history of being relocated to its current site in 1677 CE (Enpō 5). It features a main hall (honden) built in the Iwanomori style with a persimmon-leaf thatched roof.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
During the Sengoku period, the shrine served as the guardian deity of Tamura Dajō, the local castle lord. After he died in battle in 1577 CE (Tenshō 5), the shrine gradually fell into disrepair. It is said that in 1677 CE (Enpō 5), Akiha Gonzaemon, the village head of Mizukaidō Village, and villagers such as Itsukida Yajirō worked to revive the shrine and relocated it to its current location.
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