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Ozaki Shrine (Sato-miya)
〒026-0013 岩手県釜石市浜町３丁目２３−２７
A shrine located in Kamaishi City, Iwate Prefecture, consisting of four shrines: the Hon-miya (Main Shrine), Oku-miya (Inner Shrine), Oku-no-in (Deep Inner Shrine), and Sato-miya (Village Shrine).
Enshrined deities
Yamato Takeru-no-Mikoto
History
It is said to have begun when the local people enshrined a sword erected by Prince Yamato Takeru during his eastern campaign. Later, following the last will of Hei Yoriki, his remains were buried beside the sacred sword and enshrined together. In 1719, it was granted the title of Dai Myojin (Great Deity), and in 1799, it received a rank of Shozui-ichi (First Rank) from the Imperial Court, becoming the Shozui-ichi Ozaki Dai Myojin (First Rank Ozaki Great Deity).
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What visitors say
The main hall is located up a slope and stairs from the harbor. The spacious grounds offer a serene atmosphere with the sounds of water and sunlight filtering through the trees. Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are handwritten, but if no staff are present at the office, a system is in place where nearby residents assist with the request.
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