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Takesu Shrine
浜松市天竜区横川３３３
A shrine enshrining Susanoo-no-Mikoto (the storm god). The 'General Sugi' (a large cedar tree) within the grounds is known as one of the largest giant trees in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Enshrined deities
Susanoo-no-Mikoto
History
Legend holds that in 797 CE (Enryaku 16), the General of the Eastern Barbarians (Sei-i Taishōgun), Sakanoue no Tamamaro, visited the shrine. Pillar plaques (munejita) from the Muromachi and Edo periods remain, documenting the reconstruction and repair of the shrine buildings. The 'General Sugi' in the grounds is said to have grown from a chopstick that Tamamaro planted while praying for victory in battle.
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