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Hie Shrine
小松市蓮代寺町ハ丙１２０
An ancient shrine located in Komatsu City, enshrined as the guardian deity of Renda-ji Temple.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami
History
This ancient shrine was enshrined in the mid-Heian period as the guardian deity of Renda-ji Temple, which was one of the five monasteries of Mount Haku. Later, it merged with three other shrines: the Kami-no-yashiro (Shrine of the Deity) in the center of the village, the Yasaka Shrine to the north, and the Sukunahikona Shrine to the west. In 1926 CE (Taisho 15), it was designated as a shrine for the offering of sacred food and silk.
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