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Matsue Shrine
〒690-0887 島根県松江市殿町１
Located on the site of Matsue Castle, this shrine enshrines Naomasa Matsudaira, the first feudal lord of the Matsudaira clan, as its main deity.
Enshrined deities
Tokugawa Ieyasu (Tosho Daigongen)
History
Founded in 1877 by volunteers from the former Matsue Domain as Rakuzan Shrine, with Naomasa Matsudaira as the enshrined deity. In 1898, it merged with the Tosho-gu shrine founded by Tadaharu Horio. The following year, in 1899, the shrine was relocated to the second bailey of Matsue Castle Hill and renamed Matsue Shrine. In 1931, the spirits of Jisai Matsudaira and Kiyoharu Horio were added as subsidiary deities to honor their virtues.
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What visitors say
Located next to Matsue Castle, this shrine offers a quiet and serene atmosphere accessible after descending a stone staircase. The grounds include Fukutoku Inari Shrine, allowing visitors to receive Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) from both shrines as a set. Its convenient location makes it easy to visit while touring Matsue Castle, and many people pray here for successful relationships.
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