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Naga-hana Hachiman-gu (Naga-hana Hachiman Shrine)
大阪市北区長柄中３丁目３−１
A shrine located in Kita-ku, Osaka City, where the Summer Grand Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival (a fish release ceremony) are held. The 'Naga-hana Hayashi' (Naga-hana musical performance), considered the mainstream of the 'Naga-hana style' for Danchi Hayashi (music played for festival floats), is dedicated here.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
The date of founding is unknown, and its former shrine rank was Village Shrine. A clay-built storehouse that once stood within the shrine grounds is said to have been used by Oda Nobunaga to store provisions for the Battle of Ishiyama. In the late Edo period, the shrine was also called 'Tsuru no Hachiman-gu' (Crane Hachiman Shrine) because a crane built a nest in a sacred pine tree within the grounds.
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What visitors say
The shrine features impressive main buildings facing a major thoroughfare, with the main hall (honden) and worship hall (haiden) connected by a structure. The grounds are well-maintained, and facilities such as a kindergarten are located nearby. The summer and autumn festivals are lively, particularly featuring the dedication of Danchi Hayashi (music played for festival floats). Additionally, a Tondo Yakimono (burning of New Year decorations) event is held every second Sunday of January.
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