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Kawabe Horinouchi Hie Shrine
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Located in Kawabe Horinouchi, Hino City, this shrine was established to coincide with the founding of the village in the early Edo period. A Mukunoki (Zelkova serrata) tree, estimated to be over 300 years old and designated as a natural monument, stands tall within the shrine grounds.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami
History
It is said that the shrine was founded by inviting the Hie Grand Shrine from Mount Hiei when the village of Kawabe Horinouchi was established in the early Edo period. According to tradition, the village head invited and enshrined the Great Deity Hie from Sakamoto, Omi Province, to pray for the peace and safety of the villagers.
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