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Takara Shrine
下関市長府宮の内町１ 忌宮神社（豊浦宮）
Located near the center of Nagaura, this shrine is believed to be the site of Emperor Chuai's traveling palace. It hosts the Sufutei Festival, known as one of the world's unique festivals, and the Gosaishinji ritual, which involves strict purification taboos (monjimi).
History
The shrine is said to be the site of Toyoura Palace, the traveling palace where Emperor Chuai stayed while subduing the Kumaso. During the reign of Emperor Shomu, a shrine was built to enshrine Emperor Chuai, along with Empress Jingū and Emperor Ōjin. However, all structures were merged into the 'Imigū' shrine following a fire in the medieval period. Since ancient times, the deity has been revered as a god of literature and war, a god of victory, and a god of safe childbirth.
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Blessings
Known as a deity of literature and war and a god of victory, this shrine offers benefits such as safe childbirth, removal of misfortune, and ancestor veneration.
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