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Takeshi Shrine
姫路市川西２３１
A shrine enshrining a deity of martial valor who protects good fortune in battle. It shares a history with Hiramatsu Village, which was once a vital port.
History
Originating as the village shrine (Chinju no Yashiro) enshrining the guardian deity of Hiramatsu Village, it was formerly known as 'Aragami' (a deity of wild, untamed power). In the early Meiji period, it was renamed Takeshi Shrine to enshrine Susanoo-no-Mikoto, the deity of martial valor. The Konpira Dai-Gongen Shrine within the precincts was enshrined by sailors from Hiramatsu Village, a former major port, to pray for safe voyages.
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