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Sugawara Shrine (Tenjin-miya)
小田原市国府津１７５２
Known as the Tenjin Shrine of Kozu, this ancient shrine traces its origins to the story of a nobleman who washed ashore from the sea. The precincts feature a Mukunoki tree designated as a natural monument and a hidden stone associated with the legend of the Soga brothers.
Enshrined deities
Sugawara-no-Michizane (Tenjin)
History
The shrine is said to have begun when a nobleman who washed ashore in the fifth year of the Seiryaku era (975 CE) left behind a portrait of Sugawara Michizane, prompting villagers to erect a small shrine to enshrine him. It was later merged with the pre-existing Suwa Shrine and served as the guardian deity of Kozu Village during the early modern period. In 1909 CE (Meiji 42), the deities of several other shrines were merged into this shrine.
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Blessings
Passing through the ring of Chigaya grass is believed to offer protection against illness and misfortune. Additionally, it is said that if you stroke a cow with the hand that touched a painful part of your body, the ailment will be cured.
What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature notable sights such as a stone monument marking the birthplace of the phrase 'Tooryanse' and the hidden stone of the Soga brothers. While the shrine boasts impressive buildings, visitors should note that Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) may not be available during certain periods.
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