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A Pair of Komainu (Lion-Dog Statues) at Isasumi Shrine
会津美里町宮林甲 甲４３７７
A shrine enshrined in Miyabara, Aizu-Bikkari Town, Oniuma District, Fukushima Prefecture. It is the Ninomiya (Second Shrine) of the Mutsu Province and the head shrine of Aizu. It is a shrine listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex) and is currently designated as a shrine on the separate list of the Association of Shinto Shrines.
History
It is said to have been founded in 560 CE (Keimei 21) during the reign of the 29th Emperor Keimei, though the original enshrinement is attributed to the 10th Emperor Suinin. It is traditionally believed that Oohiko-no-Mikoto and Take-numa-kawabe-no-Mikoto enshrined deities for the protection of the state. In the Aizu region, this shrine has played an important role related to the expansion of the Yamato imperial authority since the early Kofun period.
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