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Katsutsu Hekane Shrine Miyairi-sho (Pilgrim Shrine)
近江八幡市安土町下豊浦５２１ 1311
This shrine enshrines Katsutsu Hekane-no-Mikoto. According to shrine tradition, it is considered the Ujinushi (local tutelary deity) of Toyoura-sho (Toyoraa Estate). It hosts the 'Hana no Shigatsu Matsuri' (Flower Festival of April), a tradition dating back to the era of Oda Nobunaga's Azuchi Castle.
History
The exact date of founding is unknown, but shrine tradition holds that it was revered as Seishin Daimyojin (Orthodox Great Deity) as the Ujinushi of Toyoura-sho. In the third year of the Shoto era (1713 CE), it received a Shogun's decree granting it the rank of Shoi (First Rank). The current shrine buildings underwent major repairs in the third year of the Kan'ei era (1626 CE). In the ninth year of the Meiji era (1876 CE), it was designated as a Mura-ya (Village Shrine).
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