Mitsugi Hachimangu

📍 Hiroshima, Yawata-cho Miyauchi 7 · Mihara

About

Founded 宝亀8年(777年)伝
Enshrined 応神天皇
Rank 県社
Festival 4月第2日曜日・11月第2日曜日
Heritage 狛犬・木造行道面13面・木造神像群7躯・経板木(国重要文化財)、木造男神坐像・古経典・銅戈(県重要文化財)、御調八幡宮の社叢(県天然記念物)、花おどり(県無形民俗文化財)

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Hours

9:00–16:00

Fee

¥500

Direct-write

Unknown

Pre-written

Available

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History

Byakko

Mitsugi Hachimangu is an esteemed shrine enshrining Emperor Ojin, located in Yawata-cho, Mihara. It has long been revered by the local people as a center of Hachiman faith. The Hachiman deity has been deeply venerated by samurai as a god of military fortune and longevity, and has also been cherished as a protector deity of agriculture and commerce. The shrine grounds are graced with impressive shrine buildings, and are particularly bustling with visitors during the festival season. Surrounded by the abundant natural beauty of Mitsugi, the sacred grounds offer a tranquil space for worship with their seasonal beauty.

Benefits

Military fortune and longevityVictory in contestsProsperous businessFamily safetyProtection from calamitiesGood fortune and prosperityAbundant harvests

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