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Kamihime-miya Bekkū Fūhinomiya (Fūhinomiya Branch Shrine of the Inner Grand Shrine)
〒516-0023 三重県伊勢市宇治館町１
A branch shrine located within the precincts of the Inner Grand Shrine (Kamihime-miya), enshrining the deity who governs wind and rain.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
Originally a minor shrine (Matsusha) known as Fūjinsha, it was elevated to the status of a branch shrine in 1293 CE due to its role in summoning the divine winds (kamikaze) that protected Japan during the Mongol invasions. While it was originally a deity associated with wind and rain suitable for agriculture, it became a focus for prayers to save the nation from crisis following the Mongol invasions.
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What visitors say
Located a short walk from the Inner Grand Shrine, the air becomes clear and the atmosphere quiet after crossing the bridge. The sound of the stream and the rustling of the trees create a soothing space that helps settle the mind. On weekdays, there are few visitors, allowing for a calm visit while watching the flow of the river.
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