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Sai Shrine

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A shrine located in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture, traditionally said to have been enshrined during the reign of Emperor Suinin.

History

It is said to have been enshrined during the reign of Emperor Suinin. The shrine is referred to as Itsuki, a name attributed to the worship by the clan of the Yumizuki no Kimi (Yuzuchio), a deity closely associated with the Oribe, Katsube, and Hatsuibe regions. Since the construction of the Sōsha (head shrine) by the provincial governor, this shrine has been honored with offerings and entrusted with the presentation of sacred items.

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