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Kakinomoto no Hitomaro Manyo Utai Stone Monument (Kakinomoto Shrine)
葛城市柿本１６２
A shrine enshrining Kakinomoto no Hitomaro. The grounds feature Hitomaro's Tomb, Manyo Utai stone monuments, and the Tomb of Kakinomoto no Taimu no Hitomaro, erected by Matsudaira Nobuyuki.
History
The shrine is believed to have originated in 770 CE (Hoki 1), when Kakinomoto no Hitomaro, who is said to have died in Iwami Province, was reburied at this site and the 'Hitomaro Hall' was built nearby. Subsequently, Kagegen-ji Temple was established as the shrine's associated temple (Jingū-ji), and its grounds remain connected to the shrine's precincts to this day. Poetry gatherings were once held here with great enthusiasm, and in the late Edo period, the scholar and Confucianist Okamoto Tsūri resided temporarily at the shrine's administrative office.
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