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Ue Shrine Ema-den (Painted Horse Hall)
矢掛町小林１８５７ 鵜江神社
A shrine enshrining Kibitsuhiko-no-Mikoto (the deity of Kibi), known as the chief guardian shrine of the former Kogurayama village.
History
Founded in 1467 CE (Dōtō 2), it has served as the chief guardian shrine of the former Kogurayama village. Although administrative mergers of shrines were carried out on paper from the Meiji to the Taishō periods, the rituals have been performed continuously from ancient times to the present. The serving priests have been hereditary members of the Tori-no-Kuni Grand Priestly family since the time of the shrine's founding.
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Blessings
The enshrined deity grants blessings for the cure of illness, abundant harvests, and the safety of the household.
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