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Miyahara Hachiman-gu (Miyahara Hachiman Shrine)
那須烏山市宮原５７８
A shrine that has served as the head shrine of the Nasu region since the Muromachi period, deeply revered as the guardian deity protecting the local area.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami, Empress Jingu
History
In 795 CE (Enryaku 14), a priest from Usa Hachiman-gu (Usa Hachiman Grand Shrine) enshrined the deity on Mount Chishizan. It was venerated as the guardian deity of the Nasu clan and successive lords of Uozu. During the Meicho period, the shrine was relocated to its current location in Miyahara. After the Meiji era, it was designated as a Gojinja (a shrine of the fifth rank in the old system) and continues to be worshipped as the guardian deity protecting the local area.
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Blessings
Family safety, traffic safety, academic success
What visitors say
The shrine grounds have a quiet and serene atmosphere, dotted with magnificent trees such as the 'Fujusugi' (Couple Cedar) and 'Kyodaisugi' (Brothers Cedar). A gravel parking lot with ginkgo trees is located in front of the approach path. Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) can be received at the priest's residence, with a fee of 500 yen.
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