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Kyogo Shrine / Omiya Hachiman-gu (Omiya Hachiman Shrine)
三木市本町２丁目１９−１
A shrine located in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, enshrining Emperor Sujin as its primary deity. It holds a history of being classified as a Kyosa (a shrine of local significance) in the early Meiji period.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
The year of founding is unknown. Since ancient times, a sacred rock (Iwakage) has existed on the mountain (now known as Yattoujiki). During the reign of Emperor Koto, it was enshrined as the Yukita Shrine. In 1111 CE (Ten'ei 2), the shrine buildings were relocated. In 1583 CE (Tensho 11), the buildings were reconstructed by order of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In 1603 CE (Keicho 8), Ikeda Terumasa enshrined eight deities on either side of Emperor Sujin, and the shrine came to be known as Kyu-hachiman-gu (Nine-Deity Hachiman Shrine).
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What visitors say
Located on a high ground within walking distance of Miki Station, this shrine is characterized by its vast grounds and large torii gate. A steep staircase must be climbed to reach the main hall, but a parking lot is available within the grounds. On weekdays, visitors can worship in a quiet atmosphere, and Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are also issued.
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