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Takigawa Shrine
滝川市一の坂町東１丁目１−１２
This shrine enshrines the deity of protection for pioneers. It was established in the Meiji era and received the divine spirit (Goshinrei) from Ise Jingu (Ise Grand Shrine).
Enshrined deities
Amaterasu Omikami
History
The shrine's predecessor was a remote worship site built by the Tondenhei (settler-soldiers) in 1890 CE (Meiji 23). In 1895 CE (Meiji 28), the main hall (honden) was constructed on the Second Slope, and the shrine was named Takigawa Shrine. In 1903 CE (Meiji 36), it was moved to the First Slope, and two other shrines were merged into it. In 1906 CE (Meiji 39), the divine spirit was received from Ise Jingu, and in 1936 CE (Shōwa 11), it was designated as a Prefectural Shrine (Kensha).
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What visitors say
The approach path faces National Route 12 and includes stairs. A distinctive pine tree stands near the first torii gate. The shrine buildings are currently undergoing renovation, but Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) can be obtained at the administrative office. The grounds are well-maintained, and a beautiful pond is located behind the main hall.
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