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Isazumi Shrine Goshuin Reception Office

会津美里町宮林甲 甲4377

A Shikinaisha (shrine listed in the Engishiki codex) known as the second most important shrine in Mutsu Province and the chief guardian shrine of the Aizu region, located along the Miyagawa River on the southern edge of the Aizu Basin.

History

Tradition holds that the shrine was originally established in the 10th year of Emperor Suinin and formally founded in the 21st year of Emperor Kinmei. Its origins are linked to the meeting of Ohi no Mikoto and Takehikana no Mikoto in Aizu, with the initial establishment dedicated to enshrining deities for the protection of the state. In the Aizu region, it has been an important shrine influenced by the Yamato imperial authority since the early Kofun period.

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