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Kamaishi Seitessho Yama Shrine

釜石市桜木町1丁目5−1

The guardian shrine of the Nippon Steel Kamaishi Works, also simply known as Yama Shrine. The iron plaque erected in 1894 is designated as a municipal tangible cultural property.

History

The shrine originated when Hachiman Shrine was relocated to Karanami during the era of the government-operated ironworks. It was subsequently moved several times due to fires and the expansion of the factory. In 1963, it was relocated to its current location in Sakuragi-cho Ichiban-chome. The shrine buildings were donated by the Tanaka family and crafted by the artisan Miya So.

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