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Hida Soja (Hida Grand Shrine)
高山市神田町２丁目１１４
This is the Grand Shrine of the Hida Province, enshrining the eight deities listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex) and the ten shrines recorded in national histories.
History
Tradition holds that the shrine was founded during the Jōhei era (931–938 CE) of the Heian period, with the first shrine buildings constructed in 1191. It declined during the Muromachi period but underwent major renovations in the Kan'ei era of the Edo period under Kinoshima Shigenari, after which it declined again. In 1808, Tanaka Ōhide petitioned for its revival and authored the 'Hida Soja Kō' (Study of Hida Grand Shrine), leading to its reconstruction in 1820. Major construction works were also carried out during the Meiji period.
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What visitors say
A serene shrine surrounded by forest, exuding a sacred atmosphere. The dragon's pearl at the hand-washing basin is vibrantly colored, and the grounds are meticulously maintained. A parking lot is adjacent to the shrine, providing easy access by car, and Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamps) are available.
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