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Mikai Kumano Shrine
大牟田市三池
One of the most revered shrines in the Omuta area, it is a rare form of shrine found in very few places nationwide, enshrined within the same precincts as Mikasa Shrine.
Enshrined deities
Ketsumimiko-no-Okami (Kumano)
History
Enshrined in 533 CE (Ankan 3) as the tutelary deity of a local landowner, it received a branch spirit from Kumano Hongu Shrine in 825 CE (Tencho 2). In 1469 CE (Bunmei 1), it was designated as the guardian deity of the Mikai Coal Mine, and in 1896 CE (Meiji 29), it was transferred to its current location along with Mikasa Shrine.
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