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Isshokusho (Offering Hall)
伊勢市二見町江５７５
This shrine enshrines Okutama Daijin (Sarutahiko Daijin) as its deity and is known as a god of path-opening (guidance). The couple's rocks (Fujiiwa) within the shrine grounds are famous for matchmaking.
Enshrined deities
Sarutahiko-no-Okami
History
The history of Okutama Shrine begins with the installation of sacred ropes (shimenawa) on the couple's rocks and the establishment of a remote worship site for the Okutama sacred stone. During the Tenpyo era, the monk Gyoki founded Eguchi-ji temple as the honji suijaku (local manifestation) of the Okutama deity and built Okutama Shrine within the grounds as a guardian shrine. Later, the shrine was relocated to the current location at Futamigaura, and in 1910, Okutama Shrine and Mikyū Shrine were merged, adopting the current name.
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Blessings
As a god of path-opening (guidance), it suppresses evil in the land, purifies misfortune, and opens paths. Additionally, the couple's rocks are famous for marital harmony and matchmaking.
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