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Kaishozan Daijingū Kagura-den
〒963-8851 福島県郡山市開成３丁目１−３８
This shrine enshrines a branch spirit (bunrei) of Ise Jingu and is known by the nickname 'Tohoku no O-Ise-sama' (the Ise of Tohoku). It has deep historical ties to the development of the Asaka region.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami, Toyouke-no-Okami
History
The shrine was founded in 1876 after Nakajo Masatsune petitioned for the transfer of a branch spirit from Ise Jingu to serve as a spiritual anchor for the settlers of the Asaka Reclamation Project. Because it houses a branch spirit of Ise Jingu, it is called 'Tohoku no O-Ise-sama'. In 1975, to celebrate the centennial of the enshrinement, the current main hall (honden) was constructed using wood salvaged from the previous shrine buildings during the Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu (periodic rebuilding ceremony).
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