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Takatori Shrine
神戸市長田区高取山町１０３−７
This shrine enshrines Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto as its primary deity and is revered as a guardian deity for fishermen and sailors.
Enshrined deities
Takemikazuchi-no-Okami
History
The shrine's founding is attributed to Empress Jingū, who designated this mountain as a sacred site of a Kannabi (a shrine complex) and enshrined Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto during her return journey from the Three Kingdoms of Korea. During the Tenpyō era, the monk Jōki enshrined Toyouke-hime-no-Mikoto as a deity for development and protection. Until the late Edo period, the shrine strongly maintained its character as the tutelary deity of the former Nishidai Village. The number of worshippers increased following the maintenance of the shrine grounds in the Meiji period and the paving of the approach road in the early Shōwa period.
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Blessings
Rituals are performed to pray for the prosperity of various endeavors, family safety, warding off misfortune, and attracting blessings, as well as to celebrate the New Year and pray for peace and development throughout the year.
What visitors say
Known as a scenic spot offering a panoramic view of the cityscape of Kobe, the shrine is reached by walking for about 30 minutes along a paved mountain path from the foot of the mountain. The route features public toilets and rest areas, and visitors may also see cats, making it an accessible environment for families or as a break during cycling tours. Please note that the availability of Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) varies by season.
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