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Takamiya (Hakusan Shrine)
志賀町末吉
Hakusan Shrine enshrined in Suga Town, Ishikawa Prefecture. It is said to have been founded in the first year of Bunji (1185 CE). During the Tenpo era, Tenmangu was merged into the shrine, resulting in its current name.
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
The founding date is traditionally recorded as April 26, Bunji 1 (1185 CE). On July 21, Tenpo 6 (1835 CE), the shrine buildings were rebuilt, and Tenmangu was merged into this shrine, which was then renamed Hakusan Shrine. On September 24, Showa 16 (1941 CE), it was designated as a shrine eligible to receive offerings of food and cloth for the deities.
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