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Akenushi Shrine
〒715-0004 岡山県井原市木之子町３９０９
A shrine located in Ibara City, Okayama Prefecture, in an area historically referred to as the 'Ake' district.
History
The exact date of founding is unknown, but tradition holds that it was established during the reign of Emperor Yuryaku. It is said that the enshrined deity, Kamo-wake-no-Mikoto, resided in this area as the governor of Ake, and the people, admiring his virtue, enshrined him as Ake-no-Ōmyōjin (Great Deity of Ake). In 1911 CE (Meiji 44), the unranked shrine Hachiman Shrine was merged into this shrine.
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What visitors say
The hand-drawn art Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are popular and highly regarded for their beauty. Since creating the Goshuin can take time, it is recommended to visit with plenty of time to spare. Cats are often seen lounging in the shrine grounds, creating a relaxed and leisurely atmosphere.
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