Tottori Tosho-gu

📍 Tottori, Tottori · 87 Kamicho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

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Enshrined 東照大権現（徳川家康）, 池田忠継, 池田忠雄, 池田光仲, 池田慶徳

Heritage 国指定重要文化財（本殿・拝殿・幣殿・唐門）

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History

Tottori Toshogu enshrines Tokugawa Ieyasu as its principal deity, along with four generations of the Ikeda clan who governed the Inaba domain. Founded during the Edo period as Inaba Toshogu, it was renamed Uchidani Shrine in 1874 before reverting to its current name in 2011. Four structures — the main hall, worship hall, offering hall, and Chinese-style gate — are designated as national Important Cultural Properties.