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Kuzuki Yamato Fusa Amaneruyubi-no-Mikoto Shrine
葛城市加守１０４５
Located at the foot of Mount Futen in Katsuragi City, Nara Prefecture, this shrine is considered the head shrine of the various Yamato Fusa shrines found throughout Japan.
History
The exact date of its founding is unknown, but records in the Nihon Sandai Jitsuroku (Chronicles of the First Three Emperors) note that it was granted a divine rank in 859 CE (Jogan 1). The primary enshrined deity is Amaneruyubi-no-Mikoto. It is regarded as the head shrine for the Yamato Fusa shrines located across Japan. Until the Edo period, it was known as Kasu Myojin.
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What visitors say
Situated along the hiking trail to Mount Futen, this shrine is frequently visited by hikers seeking prayers for safety before their ascent. The grounds are quiet and well-maintained, featuring stone steps leading to the worship hall and signage directing visitors to the water purification basin (temizuya). Candles and matches are provided in the worship hall, allowing visitors to light them during their visit.
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