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Musubi Shrine
〒503-0111 岐阜県安八郡安八町西結584
Long revered for blessings related to production and matchmaking, it has recently become known as a shrine for romance. Located along the Kamakura Kaido road, it was once famous as a utamakura (a place associated with poetry) in Mino Province.
Enshrined deities
Sarutahiko-no-Okami
History
Founded during the Kaou period of the Heian era (1169–1171 CE) or possibly in the Nara period. In 1903 CE (Meiji 36), the shrine was relocated to its current site due to river improvement works on the Ibi River, and its name was changed from Musubi Daimyojin to Musubi Shrine. Oda Nobunaga also worshipped at this Musubi Daimyojin, praying for victory before the Battle of Nagashino.
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Blessings
Traditionally believed to grant blessings for production and matchmaking, it is now widely recognized as a shrine for romantic love.
What visitors say
Known as a deity of matchmaking, it is beloved not only for romantic relationships but also for forging connections with various aspects of life. The shrine grounds are meticulously cleaned, and a gravel parking lot is available near the torii gate. Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) are issued via stamp, and on days without special events, registration may take place at a facility behind the shrine.
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