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Ohai Shrine
大阪市住吉区住吉２丁目９
A subsidiary shrine (setsusha) within the precincts of Sumiyoshi Taisha in Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City. It is a shrine listed in the Engishiki (Engi-shiki). The main hall (honden), built in 1788 CE (Hoei 5) during the mid-Edo period, along with the West Gate, are designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan.
Enshrined deities
Toyotama-hime
History
It is recorded in the Engishiki (Engi-shiki) as 'Genazumori Yasuhito no Kami' and is listed as a small shrine (sho) among the Engishiki-listed shrines. There are theories interpreting it as the ancestral deity (ujigami) of the Tsugumori clan, a family that served Sumiyoshi Taisha, and other theories interpreting it as the original shrine (motomiya) of the three Sumiyoshi deities, specifically associated with the deity Ninigi-no-Mikoto. In the past, the shrine buildings were also rebuilt in conjunction with the periodic reconstruction (shikinen) of the main shrine of Sumiyoshi Taisha.
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What visitors say
Located between Sumiyoshi Taisha and Nekoji Shrine, this shrine exudes a quiet and solemn atmosphere. Despite its compact size, it features a well-organized layout, with a tree-covered approach path and a dignified worship hall (haiden), creating a mystical ambiance. In contrast to the bustling surroundings, it offers a peaceful environment for worship, making it ideal for those seeking a tranquil place to offer prayers.
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