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Hirose Takeo Memorial Hall
竹田市竹田
A shrine that enshrines the deity of Hirose Takeo as its main kami and jointly enshrines the spirits of war dead. The shrine grounds feature the Hirose Takeo Memorial Hall, a cutter from the battleship Asahi, and a monument commemorating Anami Ujiki.
History
The Hirose Takeo Memorial Hall was established in 1904, when Lieutenant Commander Hirose died in the Russo-Japanese War. His character and spirit of devotion to the country were revered, leading to the formation of a creation and support society by figures such as Okada Keisuke. The shrine buildings were completed in May 1935, and it was designated as a prefectural shrine. Since 1948, the spirits of those who died in service to the state and public welfare have been jointly enshrined.
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