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Yake Shrine, Ema-den (Painted Horse Hall)
矢掛町矢掛１５７
A shrine located in Yake Town, Oda District, Okayama Prefecture, enshrining Kititsu-hiko-no-mikoto and three other deities.
History
The shrine is said to have been founded in 645 CE (Taika 1). Its common name is 'Ushitora-sama' (Ox-Tiger Deity). A major renovation was carried out in 1575 CE (Tensho 3). Although it was destroyed by fire during the Keian era, it was rebuilt in the same year. In 1912 CE (Taisho 1), Ue Shrine was merged into it, and it took on its current name, 'Yake Shrine.'
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