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Oai Shrine
宍粟市山崎町上寺１２２
A subsidiary shrine of Omiwareyo Grand Shrine, it has long been known as a place where the deity resides during its annual procession. The shrine grounds are dotted with the historic "Thousand-Year Wisteria."
Enshrined deities
Otoshi-no-Kami
History
The year of founding is unknown. It is a subsidiary shrine of Omiwareyo Grand Shrine, located approximately 4 kilometers to the north, and has long served as a place for the deity's annual procession. The "Thousand-Year Wisteria" on the grounds is believed to predate the shrine's founding, which is thought to have occurred before 960 CE (Tentoku 4).
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What visitors say
The grounds feature a large wisteria tree that is a thousand years old. When in full bloom, the wisteria flowers spread across the entire shrine grounds, offering a beautiful spectacle. A wisteria festival is held in early May, featuring light displays. The surrounding area is a settlement of traditional houses with narrow roads, so caution is required when driving. A parking lot is located within walking distance.
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