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Noibi Gokoku Shrine
大垣市郭町２丁目５５
Situated on the site of the former Ogaki Castle, this is a Gokoku Shrine (a shrine dedicated to the spirits of those who died for the country) that enshrines over 18,900 heroic spirits (eirei) from Gifu Prefecture, primarily from the Nishino and Hida regions.
History
The shrine's origins trace back to 1869, when a temporary soul-summoning shrine was established to honor the fallen samurai of the Ogaki Domain. It evolved through the Meiji era, first becoming an official soul-summoning shrine and later being renamed a Gokoku Shrine by designation of the Ministry of the Interior. The shrine buildings were completely destroyed by fire during the air raids on Ogaki in World War II, but were rebuilt after the war, resulting in the current structures.
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What visitors say
Located adjacent to Ogaki Castle and facing a park, this shrine offers a quiet and serene atmosphere. A magnificent statue of a divine horse (shinme) serves as a notable landmark, and visitors can often spot cats within the grounds. The administrative office is located in the back right of the shrine, where you can receive a handwritten Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp).
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