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Keiko Shrine Komainu
福岡市中央区天神２丁目２
A shrine located in Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City, enshrining the deity Keiko Daimyojin. The shrine's name derives from the 'Keiko-sho' (Guard Office), a government office that once existed within the Konreikan (State Guest House).
History
According to shrine tradition, the shrine was founded when the deity Keiko Daimyojin, who protected the fleet and led to victory during Empress Jingū's expedition to the Three Han, was enshrined in the Fukusaki area. The current main hall was constructed in 1608 CE (Keichō 13) by Kuroda Nagamasa, and the shrine was designated as a prefectural shrine in 1916 CE (Taishō 5).
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