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Nasho Shrine
熊本市南区富合町御船手１５５８
Located in Kumamoto City, this shrine is commonly known as Nasho-gu (Seven Deities Shrine). It has a history of being revered as the guardian deity of Kuma-sho Castle.
Enshrined deities
Hachiman Okami
History
In 770 CE, the head priest of Aso Grand Shrine enshrined the deities. In 1183 CE, Minamoto no Yoritomo enshrined the Hachiman deity, and the shrine was named Nasho-gu because it enshrines seven deities. Although it declined during periods of war, it was rebuilt and repaired by figures such as Kato Kiyomasa and Hosokawa Shigekata. In 1868 CE, it was renamed Miyaji Shrine, and in 1882 CE, it was designated as a Gōsha (a shrine of the prefectural level).
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