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Hime-taki Shrine
能登町藤ノ瀬１９−５９
A historic shrine dedicated to the Hime-gami (princess deity) of Hi-miya Shrine, revered since ancient times.
History
This shrine enshrines the Hime-gami of Hi-miya Shrine located in Kamijotase. It is said that the ancestor of the old Kiyao family, while fleeing from the Minamoto clan, carried the sacred object (Goshintai) and avoided danger, leading to the construction of a small shrine (Hokora) to settle the deity. The deity is recorded as Hezu-hime Shrine in the Engishiki Shimei-cho (a list of shrines in the 10th-century codex), and as Kagu-ume Shrine on a beam plate (Munai) from the first year of Meiw (1764 CE).
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