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Otasu Shrine (Formerly a Village Shrine)
姫路市香寺町矢田部５７１
A shrine that has been enshrined as the temporary resting place (Otabi) of Asao Hachiman Shrine, and is currently familiar to locals by the nickname 'Otabi'.
Enshrined deities
Otoshi-no-Kami
History
Located on the mid-slope of the southern face of Mount Asao, it was originally a subsidiary shrine within the precincts of Asao Hachiman Shrine, enshrined as the temporary resting place for the deity during festivals. After the shrine grounds were officially designated in the post-war period, the shrine buildings were rebuilt in 1986 CE (Shōwa 61), and it was restored to its status as the temporary resting place of Asao Hachiman Shrine. In the past, lively festivals were held here, but today few visitors come, and it has become a small, forgotten shrine.
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