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Takano Shrine

松山市

A shrine enshrining Suseruno-o-no-mikoto (a deity of the sea) as its primary deity. It has a history dating back to the Eiroku period, when Sanjo Hideyoshi prayed for the peace and stability of the nation.

History

It was formerly known as Sogo Shrine. During the Eiroku period, Sanjo Hideyoshi offered ceremonial silk and prayed for the peace and stability of the nation. In October of 1913 (Taisho 2), Mishima Shrine, located in Shitakano, Yumano Village, was merged into this shrine, and the name was changed to Takano Shrine.

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