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Oimura-sha Grand Shrine (Former Village Shrine)
姫路市四郷町上鈴１１
A shrine enshrined as the temporary sanctuary (Otabi) of Ase Hachiman-sha, commonly known as 'Otabi'.
Enshrined deities
Otoshi-no-Kami
History
Originally a subsidiary shrine within the precincts of Ase Hachiman-sha, it was enshrined as the temporary sanctuary during festivals. After the war, once the shrine grounds were established, the main hall was rebuilt in 1986 CE (Shōwa 61), and the shrine reverted to its status as the Otabi of Ase Hachiman-sha. In the past, lively festivals were held here, but today it is a small, forgotten shrine with few visitors.
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