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Ishidō Shrine
輪島市町野町徳成谷内７−２６
A shrine that enshrines Kunitsuhikohi-no-Mikoto as its deity and has a history of being known as Ishidō Gongen.
Enshrined deities
Kunitokotachi-no-Mikoto
History
A beam plaque from the shrine's founding in 1516 CE (Eiō 3) records it as Gojō Daijin-gū (Great Deity of the Five Shrines), and it was also known as Ishidō Gongen. In 1875 CE (Meiji 8), it was classified as a village shrine and renamed to its current name. In April 1941 CE (Shōwa 16), it was designated as a shrine for the offering of divine food and silk cloth.
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