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Jutahara Shrine
大阪市平野区喜連６丁目１−３８
Located in Hirano Ward, Osaka City, this is a shrine listed in the Engishiki codex, formerly classified as a village shrine. It has a close relationship with Sumiyoshi Shrine and holds historically important legends.
History
In the 7th year of Emperor Suinin's reign, an imperial edict was issued to the country builder Oo-ohuna-kuro, ordering the construction of separate halls to enshrine Take-utsunotachi-no-mikoto as the 'Jutahara Shrine' and the spear of Kunihe as the 'Hohari Shrine'. The enshrinement ceremony was held in the same year. During the era of Empress Jingū, the shrine was visited in person due to military oracles, and was renamed 'Jutahara Jingu' by imperial decree. It maintains a close relationship with Sumiyoshi Shrine and possesses legends that suggest the origins of the Ochinaga clan and the mystery surrounding the birth of Emperor Keitai.
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What visitors say
Located near Nagai Park Street, the shrine is illuminated at night, creating a fantastical atmosphere. Depending on the season, cherry blossoms can be seen, and the grounds feature shrine buildings that evoke a sense of history. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are available, and visitors can enjoy the surrounding environment during their visit.
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