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Jugojo Shrine
北杜市須玉町江草１１２７５
A shrine enshrined as the general shrine (soja) of the former Egusa Village, holding the significance of a general shrine that enshrines the deities of fifteen locations within the village.
Enshrined deities
Takeminakata-no-Kami
History
In 807 CE (Daidō 2), during the reign of Emperor Heijō (the 51st emperor), the shrine received a branch spirit (bunrei) of Suwa Daijin (Suwa Grand Shrine) in Shinano Province and was enshrined in the Kataura area of the former Egusa Village as its general shrine. It is named Jugojo Shrine, meaning the general shrine of the fifteen deities within the village. A drum owned by the shrine, identified as a dedication from 1703 CE (Genroku 16), is designated as a cultural property of Hitsujiyama City.
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