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Takatori Shrine, Great Lantern
神戸市長田区高取山町
This shrine enshrines Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto as its primary deity. It has long been revered as a guardian deity for fishermen and sailors.
Enshrined deities
Takemikazuchi-no-Okami
History
The shrine's founding is attributed to Empress Jingū, who, upon her return from the Three Kingdoms of Korea, designated this mountain as a sacred site of divine presence (nagare) and enshrined Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto. During the Tenpyō era, the monk Jōki enshrined Toyohime-no-Mikoto as a deity for development and protection. Until the late Edo period, the shrine was strongly characterized as the tutelary deity of the former Nishiyo Village. However, after the Meiji period, improvements to the shrine grounds led to a sharp increase in the number of worshippers.
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