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Takayama Shrine
〒514-0033 三重県津市丸之内２７−１６
A shrine that serves as the guardian deity of commerce and industry in Tsu City and is revered as the local tutelary shrine (Ujigami) by its citizens. It enshrides Todo Takatora, and the shrine's name is derived from his nickname, 'Lord Takayama'.
History
Founded in 1876 (Meiji 9), the shrine originally had a small shrine structure within the grounds of Hachiman Shrine. In 1903, it was relocated to the site of the main keep of Tsu Castle. In 1969, it was moved to its current location due to park development.
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What visitors say
Located very close to the ruins of Tsu Castle, the shrine grounds offer a quiet space despite being in the middle of town. There is a dedicated parking lot for visitors. At the shrine office (Shamusho), you can receive Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) and get a stamp for the 'Continued 100 Famous Castles of Japan' campaign. The grounds also feature a brick shrine, and hydrangeas may bloom depending on the season.
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