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Seibo Grand Shrine
壱岐市勝本町勝本浦５５４−２
A shrine associated with the Three Han expeditions of Empress Jingū. It is known as a deity of victory in contests, derived from the success of the expeditions, and as a deity of safe childbirth, based on legends concerning the Empress's pregnancy.
Enshrined deities
Empress Jingu, The Three Sumiyoshi Deities
History
The shrine's origin is said to be a temporary palace (gyōgū) built when Empress Jingū waited for favorable winds at Iki during the Three Han expeditions in the 9th year of Emperor Chūai's reign. In the 1st year of the Yōrō era (717 CE), a shrine building was erected to pray for the protection of the state. Since ancient times, it has been regarded as the second most important shrine in Iki Province.
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Blessings
Known as a deity of victory in contests due to the success of the Three Han expeditions, and as a deity of safe childbirth based on legends regarding Empress Jingū's pregnancy.
What visitors say
Located in the northern part of Iki Island, this shrine is characterized by a protective roof structure that shields the main hall from the sea breeze. Visitors can request a guided viewing of the vibrantly painted main hall at the shrine office. The compact precincts feature historical stone walls and gates, and the shrine can be visited in combination with nearby tourist attractions.
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