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Yasaka Shrine
秩父市吉田石間
Located in Tochigaya, Chichibu City, this shrine has long been revered as a guardian deity for the prosperity of its parishioners and the abundance of the five grains.
Enshrined deities
Susanoo-no-Mikoto
History
Originally known as Harema Shrine, its origins trace back to 724 CE (Shōki 1), when a Shugendō practitioner named Mori-tani established a small shrine on a ridge to the northwest of the village to pray for the successful development of Katsudani Village, enshrining two deities. As the faith of the local residents grew, the shrine came to be venerated as a guardian of parishioner prosperity and agricultural abundance. Around the second year of the Kansei era (1790 CE), the main hall was relocated to a sloping area on the mountain due to an increase in visitors.
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