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Honjuku Tenjinsha
北本市本宿２丁目７
A shrine located in Kitamoto City, Saitama Prefecture, founded by inviting a branch spirit from Kitano Tenmangu.
History
Around 1662 CE (Kanbun 2), the shrine was founded by inviting a branch spirit from Kitano Tenmangu in Kyoto to pray for freedom from illness and disaster and for abundant harvests. Initially, it also served as the tutelary deity for the Okano family, who enshrined an Inari shrine. In 1873, it was classified as a 'Musha' (village shrine) under the modern shrine ranking system.
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What visitors say
The grounds feature plum trees, along with explanatory plaques and ema (wooden prayer plaques) related to mathematics. Located adjacent to Tamon-ji Temple, the site offers clean restrooms and gazebos. While parking is available, visitors should note that the shrine office responds via intercom. It is a shrine with a calm and pure atmosphere.
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