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Suzuka Shrine
長生村一松戊３８９
A shrine that celebrates abundant catches at sea and bountiful harvests, featuring the offering of 'Odoriba-yashi' (a traditional local performance characterized by loud, startling noise-making), which represents the village.
History
In the late Meiji period, Odoriba-yashi was offered to pray for abundant fish catches and good harvests, as well as to provide healthy entertainment and education for young men. Although activities ceased during World War II, they revived with post-war reconstruction but were suspended once in 1960 (Showa 35). The tradition was revived again in 1977 (Showa 52) and currently serves to promote regional development and the healthy upbringing of children.
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What visitors say
A shrine that retains its traditional atmosphere, holding a festival in October. It can be visited without any issues.
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