Hyouzu Shrine

📍 Osaka, Kishiwada · 1-1 Nishinouchi, Kishiwada, Osaka

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Enshrined 天照皇大神, 八幡大神, 菅原道真公

Rank 郷社

Heritage 本殿（国重要文化財、安土桃山時代）、能面（岸和田市指定有形文化財）

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¥500

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History

Hyouzu Shrine is listed in the Engishiki Jinmyocho as one of the twenty-eight shikinaisha of Izumi Province. It served as the general shrine of twelve villages in Kamorikyo. Although a fire during the Tensho era destroyed most records, making the founding date unknown, its history is ancient. The main hall was rebuilt by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the Azuchi-Momoyama period; this structure is designated a National Important Cultural Property. The shrine was listed as a gosha in 1873 and is also called Omiya, giving its name to Izumi-Omiya Station.