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Musubi Nanasha Shrine

京丹後市久美浜町市場 小字向山

A shrine located in Kyotanago City, Kyoto Prefecture.

History

Musubi Shrine, which served as the tutelary deity of the market, and Nanasha Shrine were merged at the end of the Meiji era. According to tradition, when the Silla kingdom launched an invasion in the first year of the Taika reform (645 CE), Prince Ome enshrined the sacred silk banners (heihaku) of seven shrines at Shiraito Beach in Yosa District.

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