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Fujiwara Shiteo Shrine (Yata-machi)
七尾市八田町レ３１
A historic shrine known as Fujiwara Hiko Shrine, whose main hall was constructed during the Kōji era by Hatakeyama Yoshitsuna.
Enshrined deities
Ame-no-Koyane-no-Mikoto
History
This shrine is recorded in the Daihō Code as a station shrine at Etsu-Su. It was known as Fujiwara Hiko Shrine. During the Kōji era, Hatakeyama Yoshitsuna, the governor of Noto Province, constructed the shrine buildings, and successive castle lords venerated it. In 1879 (Meiji 12), it was designated a village shrine and renamed to its current name.
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