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Higatani Hakusan Shrine
能登町十郎原厶１
Located in Noto Town, this Hakusan Shrine features a main hall in the nagare-zukuri style and a pair of wooden komainu (lion-dog) statues, both designated as Noto Town Cultural Properties.
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
The main shrine was established during the Kamakura period and has been revered by the Hatakeyama clan, the Noto guardians, the Tanaki clan, and the castle lords of Sakiyama, who also built shrine buildings and held festivals. In 1729 CE (Kyōhō 14), a Shōmeigū (Divine Palace) was constructed, and the current main hall was built in 1666 CE (Kanbun 6). During the Meiji era, it was classified as a Gōsha (Prefectural Shrine). The nagare-zukuri main hall and the pair of wooden komainu statues are designated as Noto Town Cultural Properties.
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