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Tsuji Shrine Kagura Hall
猪苗代町見禰山９６９ 3102
A shrine enshrining Hosokawa Masayuki, the first daimyo of the Aizu Domain, built at the foot of Mount Bandai where his tomb is located. The precincts feature the Tsuji Reishin Stele, which records Masayuki's achievements, as well as the Okuno-in, which serves as his tomb site.
History
Constructed in 1675 CE (Enpō 3) at the tomb of Hosokawa Masayuki, the first daimyo of the Mutsu Aizu Domain. During his lifetime, Masayuki expressed a wish to serve as a deity after death by becoming a subsidiary shrine of Iwaki Shrine, which enshrines the deity of Mount Bandai; consequently, it currently functions as a subsidiary shrine of Iwaki Shrine. The shrine was completely destroyed by fire during the Boshin War. Reconstruction began in 1874 CE (Meiji 7) and was completed in 1880 CE (Meiji 13).
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