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Kamogawa Shrine (Formerly a Sessha of Mishima Taisha)
三島市加茂川町１７−２１
This shrine was formerly a sessha (subsidiary shrine) of Mishima Taisha and is revered as the guardian deity of the kimon (northeast direction) for Mishima Taisha. In ancient times, it was also known as Gion Sha or Yasaka Shrine.
History
古くは「祇園社」と称され、三嶋大社の元摂社として建立されました。大正4年に宮町の十柱神社を合祀し「賀茂川神社」と改称されました。三嶋大社および三島宿の鬼門（東北）の神として崇敬されています。
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What visitors say
The shrine buildings are located at the top of stone steps beside the Tokaido Line. Within the grounds stands a pine tree known as Oooi-matsu (Great King Pine). There is also a Kannon-do (Hall of Kannon) enshrining Ushimazutou Kannon (Kannon with the heads of an ox and horse), which is known as a power spot. Every April, the Gion-yama Hana Matsuri (Flower Festival) is held.
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