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Hakusan Nakai Shrine's Iwakage (Sacred Rock Altar)
郡上市白鳥町石徹白３−４８
A shrine with deep ties to Hakusan faith, serving as one of the central hubs of Hakusan worship along the Hakusan Mino Zenjo-do (Mino Pilgrimage Route to Mount Hakusan).
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
According to tradition, the shrine was founded in 82 CE (Year 12 of Emperor Keikō's reign). It is said that primitive ancient Shinto rituals were performed here, invoking the descent of the deity Konohanasakuya-hime (or Kuninotokotachi-no-mikoto, depending on specific local tradition, but usually Kuninotokotachi for this context) onto the Iwakage (sacred rock altar) that has existed within the shrine grounds since the Jomon period. In 465 CE (Year 9 of Emperor Yuryaku's reign), a sword was reportedly dedicated to the shrine for the protection and pacification of the nation.
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