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Kibune Shrine
結城市結城３１１９
The carvings on the main hall (honden) are exquisite works crafted from single planks of wood. Along with the Hokyō intago (pagoda-shaped stone monument) and stone lanterns, they are designated as municipal cultural properties. This shrine is known for enshrining the Dragon God.
History
This shrine was founded during the Kōan era by Asahiro, the second head of the Yuki family. In 1710, it was granted the highest rank of 'Sho-i-i' (First Rank) by imperial decree from Munenori.
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What visitors say
The wooden carvings in the main hall are magnificent, making it a recommended spot for those who appreciate sculpture. The precincts have a calm atmosphere, surrounded by rich rural landscapes. Visitors should be cautious regarding location identification and narrow road widths, but they can enjoy worship in a quiet environment. Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) appear to be available at nearby shrines.
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