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Minesan Shrine

新潟市西蒲区峰岡125

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This shrine was revered as the guardian shrine of the Minesan Domain during the Edo period. Since ancient times, Kagura (sacred dance) performances have been dedicated at the Spring Festival, featuring a grand ceremony where Okuninshin (the deity of wealth and prosperity) throws sweets to the crowd.

History

This shrine served as the guardian shrine of the Minesan Domain, which lasted for 240 years during the Edo period. At that time, the surrounding area was in a state of marshland, and floods occurred constantly. The shrine was revered as a spiritual pillar for the people.

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