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Suwa Daimyoujin Taisha (Suwa Grand Shrine)
藤沢市片瀬２丁目１９−２６ 上諏訪神社
A shrine located in Kuganuma, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture, also known as Shinmei-gu or Umoregin Shrine. It is revered as the general guardian deity of the Tsuchiama district and is locally known as 'Shinmei-sama.'
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
Ishidate-o Shrine was founded in 808 CE (Doutou 3). In 832 CE (Tencho 9), the shrine buildings were constructed under the name Umoregin Shrine. During the reign of Emperor Daigo, it came to be called Shinmei-gu. In 1117 CE (Eiki 5), it was designated as the general guardian deity of the Dai-ni Imperial Granary area and began to be referred to as Suwa Daimyoujin Taisha. In the fifth year of the Jisho era (1181 CE), shrine maidens were called upon to oversee the relocation of the sacred object to a temporary hall at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, demonstrating the shrine's historically significant role.
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