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Hakusan Shrine
小松市上リ江町ホ１５８ 乙
Located in Ikejo-cho, Komatsu City, Hakusan Shrine is a shrine with a history of being enshrined from Hakusan Hongu (the head shrine of Hakusan).
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
The exact year of the shrine's founding is not recorded, but it is believed to have been enshrined by a military commander from Hakusan Hongu during the period when a branch castle of Tsubogaki Castle existed in the medieval era. The shrine buildings were renovated in 1928 CE (Shōwa 3), and on December 16, 1938 CE (Shōwa 13), it was designated as a shrine receiving offerings of food and silk.
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