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Namikiri Yakushi Nyorai
志摩市大王町波切
A shrine located in Tsumago City, Mie Prefecture, known for festivals such as the 'Namikiri Waraji Hiki' (Dragging of Straw Sandals), which is designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
History
In 1872 CE (Meiji 5), the shrine was classified as a Kōya (village shrine) and renamed Namikiri Shrine. In 1907 CE (Meiji 40), thirteen subsidiary shrines and four unranked shrines were merged into the main shrine, and it was permitted to use its current name exclusively. In 1974 CE (Shōwa 49), following damage from a typhoon, the deities were transferred to the current reinforced concrete shrine buildings.
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