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Onomim Sukune-no-Mikoto Shrine
鳥取市徳尾８０
This shrine is located on a small hill in Tokuo no Mori (Tokuo Forest) in the western plains of the Chiyogawa River area. It enshrines Onomim Sukune-no-Mikoto, who is considered the ancestral deity of the Tsushishi clan. The sacred grove surrounding the shrine is designated as a National Natural Monument.
History
The exact year of founding is unknown, but the shrine has a long history as a shrine under the patronage of the provincial governor (Kokushi). The main buildings were constructed in 1617 CE (Genna 3), 1767 CE (Meiwa 4), and 1858 CE (Ansei 5). The current main hall (honden) was built in 1918 CE (Taisho 7). Within the precincts, there are circular burial mounds and secondary burial sites associated with the enshrined deity. For a long time, the deity has been revered as the ancestor of the Tsushishi clan, and it is said that there was a custom where visitors would bring soil as an offering of gratitude.
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