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Aoki Shrine

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A shrine enshrining Aoki Oogami (the Great Deity of Aoki), established by inviting a branch deity from the guardian shrine of the Hokuriku region.

History

During the Kenkyu era, Aoki Musashino-kami Yoritada Injo, who served as the guardian deity of the seven provinces of Kasato in the Hokuriku region, granted a branch deity at the request of Hojo, the abbot of Honngan-bo Zenkoji Temple. This branch deity was enshrined in the territory of Oono District, Nono Province, marking the beginning of the head shrine's establishment. Before the Meiji Restoration, the shrine suffered two major fires, resulting in the loss of ancient documents.

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