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Kumakabuto Arakashihiko Shrine
七尾市中島町宮前ホ６４
Commonly known as Okumakabuto, this shrine has long been beloved by local residents and devotees.
History
The enshrined deities are said to be of Korean royal lineage. Arakashihiko is believed to be a local earth deity or a member of the southern Korean royal family, while Tsunukarakashibi is said to be a prince who arrived in Japan between the 4th and 6th centuries. These deities are enshrined as guardian spirits who pacified the current region. The annual festival held on September 20 is designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan.
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