Kashimadai Jinja

📍 Miyagi, Kashimadai Hirawatari Kamisashrayama 1 · Ōsaki, Ōsaki City

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About

Founded 1909年（明治42年）

Enshrined 須佐之男命, 応神天皇, 建御名方命, 大己貴命, 伊邪那美命, 火産霊命, 安閑天皇, 倉稲魂命, 伊邪那岐命, 建御雷命, 宇迦之御魂命

Festival 4月10日（春季大祭）、11月10日（秋季大祭）

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Hours

9:00–16:00

Fee

¥300

Direct-write

Available

Pre-written

Available

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History

Kashimadai Jinja is enshrined in a place that has long been revered as a sacred mountain, aptly named Kamiyama. Taking the name Kashima, it is known to enshrine a deity also worshipped as a god of war. Overlooking the Ōsaki Plain from atop the mountain, this shrine has served as a source of support for the hearts of people wishing for regional peace and abundant harvests of the five grains. True to its nature as a mountain shrine enveloped in silence, it soothes the minds of visitors and fills them with a refreshing spirit—truly a place where one can cleanse their heart.