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Arashi Iku Shrine
七尾市川尻町チ１−甲
A shrine with a distinguished history, located in Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, where attendants of Empress Jingū enshrined the deity Shōhikuna.
History
It is a shrine listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex) and was also known as Yakushi Jūni Shrine in the middle period. It is said to have been founded when attendants of Empress Jingū, who were shipwrecked during her expedition to Korea, enshrined Shōhikuna, their guardian deity, in this mountainous area. Later, it is also said that the shrine buildings were constructed at a place commonly known as Ōmiya, and the deity was transferred there by divine instruction.
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