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Arimatsu Shrine
名古屋市緑区有松町大字桶狭間高根３９−５３
Arimatsu Shrine is the tutelary deity shrine of Arimatsu Town. During the Autumn Grand Festival, three yama (festival floats), designated as Tangible Folk Cultural Properties by Nagoya City, are paraded through the streets.
History
The exact date of founding is unknown, but the shrine was once enshrined within the grounds of Gion-ji Temple in Arimatsu Town. In 1824 CE (Bunsei 7), a shrine building was constructed at the current location, and it became the local tutelary deity shrine of Arimatsu Town. In 1879 (Meiji 12), it was designated as a Village Shrine, and in 1897 (Meiji 40), it was designated as a Koshin Shrine (a shrine designated to offer tribute to the imperial household).
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