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Kadoma Shrine
門真市元町１７−１１ 門真神社
Located in Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, this shrine was formerly classified as a Village Shrine (Mura-ya). It features a main hall built in the Kasuga style with a single-bay structure (Ippan-sha Kasuga-zukuri).
History
The exact date of founding for Kadoma Shrine is unknown, but it is said to have been an ancient shrine associated with the Imperial Court (Chuguu). As the Kadoma Estate developed, the deity Goshu Tenno (Goshu Tenno) from Moto-mura was transferred here to establish the current shrine, coinciding with the independence of Yonban-mura. In 1872 (Meiji 5), it was designated as a shrine receiving offerings of food and cloth (Shinsen Heihaku-ryou Kyoushin-sha).
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What visitors say
Situated within a residential area, the shrine offers a quiet environment for worship. The grounds are compact, but the main hall is impressive and well-maintained. A large camphor tree (Kusunoki) stands behind the main hall, and a park is adjacent to the shrine. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) can be obtained at the administrative office. Since parking is limited, it is advisable to consider using nearby coin-operated parking lots.
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