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Ema-den (Picture Horse Hall)
加古川市志方町志方町３０１−１ 八幡神社
Located in Kakogawa City, this shrine is known as a Yaku-yoke (misfortune-removal) Hachiman Shrine. Every February, the Yaku-yoke Dai-sai (Great Misfortune-Removal Festival) is held, attracting visitors from all over the country.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami
History
Founded in 749 CE (Shōhō 1, Year of the Ox) as a shrine established by imperial decree under Emperor Kōken, the 46th emperor of Japan. It is said that when Waki Yasumaro was traveling to Usa Hachiman Shrine to thwart the ambitions of the monk Dōkyō, a giant boar emerged from the shrine grounds, scattering his pursuers and saving him. This event led to the shrine being revered as a deity of misfortune removal.
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Blessings
Revered as a deity who removes misfortune.
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