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Kibune Shrine
今治市大西町脇
A shrine located in Imabari City with a history dating back to the Asuka period, known for performing rituals for long-lasting military fortune and the bountiful harvest of the five grains.
Enshrined deities
Ame-no-Minakanushi-no-Kami, Takaokami-no-Kami (dragon deity of water)
History
The enshrined deity was originally enshrined by Emperor Suimin of the Asuka period to pray for safe travel. During the Nara period, in the reign of Emperor Shōmu, three deities were invited to the shrine. In 1387 CE (Kakei 1), the shrine was relocated to its current site, and the main hall was constructed. During the Edo period, it served as a prayer site for the Hisamatsu clan of the Matsuyama Domain, continuing to perform rituals for military fortune and agricultural success until 1871 CE (Meiji 4).
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