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Mihō Shrine
今治市大浜町２丁目２−１
Located in Baishi, Imabari City, this shrine has a history of being enshrined as the Ujigami (clan deity) of the Baishi district.
Enshrined deities
Kotoshironushi-no-Kami (Ebisu)
History
The founding is estimated to be before 1590 CE (Tenshō 18). It was one of the 32 shrines in Iyo Province and was enshrined as the Ujigami of the Baishi district. In 1619 CE (Genna 5), the domain was divided by the lord Horiube Shunsuke-maru, and the shrine came to be enshrined as the Ujigami of the current smaller area.
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