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Tsuji Shrine
熱海市東海岸町１４−２７
A shrine located in Atami City, where Kinomiya faith (the worship of tree roots as sacred objects) is prominently observed. It serves as the central shrine for the Kogashi Festival, the largest festival in the city.
Enshrined deities
Okuninushi-no-Okami
History
Legend holds that in 710 CE (Wadō 3), a tree root caught in a fishing net at Atami Bay was regarded as a sacred image and enshrined beneath a pine tree. After the Meiji Restoration, the shrine was identified as Adzasawake no Mikoto Shrine, but this identification was later found to be incorrect, and the shrine reverted to its current name. There is also a tradition that Sakanoue no Tamamaro prayed for victory in battle and established branch shrines in various locations using fragments of the sacred object.
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