A Shrine for Victory Prayers, Visited by Worshippers From All Over Japan
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A Shrine Cherished Through the Ages as a God of Victory and Luck
The main enshrined deity is Amaterasu Omikami no Aramitama. Amaterasu Omikami is the ancestor of the imperial family, and has been revered by the imperial court since ancient times, and has been revered as the god of victory and fortune. Nowadays, various sports people come to pray for victory, including the professional baseball team Hanshin Tigers and women's volleyball team Osaka Marvelous.
Kobanomitsuba Azalea, a Natural Monument Designated by Hyogo Prefecture
The grounds, which have a total area of approximately 53,000 square meters, are home to approximately 20,000 azaleas, which are designated as a natural monument by Hyogo, and turn the grounds pink in spring. The Azalea Festival is held on the first Sunday in April, and around 100 people usually participate in the Chigo procession.
A Handmade Market That Brings Color to Local Interactions and Daily Life
"Hirotanoichi Irodori" is a lively marché that is held about three times a year, mainly by local residents, and there are about 70 stores, including food vendors and kitchen trucks, lined up within the precincts. It has been running since 2010 with the concept of "a handmade market that enriches everyday life," and is visited by many people from inside and outside the prefecture.
A Shrine With Over 1,800 Years of History, Bestowing Divine Blessings of Victory and Good Fortune
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