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Hie Shrine
木更津市永井作１丁目４−９
Located in the Biken area of Kisarazu City, this is the tutelary deity of the Kaiwaki district, established by inviting the kami from Hie Taisha (Hie Grand Shrine) in Omi Province.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami
History
The exact date of establishment is unknown, but it was founded by inviting the kami from Hie Taisha in Omi Province and enshrined as the tutelary deity of the Kaiwaki district. The shrine buildings were constructed in 1732 CE (Kyōhō 17) and 1770 CE (Meiwa 7), rebuilt in 1840 CE (Tenpō 11), and renovated in 1955 CE (Shōwa 30). In 1872 CE (Meiji 5), it was classified as a village shrine, and in 1906 CE (Meiji 39), it was designated as a shrine for the offering of sacred food and silk.
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