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Shinmei Shrine
大垣市犬ヶ渕町４９
A shrine enshrining Amaterasu Omikami (the Great Sun Goddess) as its principal deity. It has a history of deep reverence by the Toda family, the former lords of Ogaki Castle.
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The date of founding is unknown. The shrine was originally located in Ogaki Takeshima-machi, then moved through Tana-machi before being relocated to its current site. The Toda family, lords of Ogaki Castle, revered the shrine after receiving miraculous spiritual efficacy from their ancestors. In 1712 CE (Shōtoku 2), the family donated rice fields to the shrine. Due to the abolition of shrines during the Meiji Restoration and a fire in 1804 CE (Kyōwa 4), many of the shrine buildings and records were destroyed, leaving the ancient history of the shrine unclear.
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