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The shrine is said to have been first built in 858, but was destroyed by fire in a battle in 1586 and moved to its present location in 1596.
The shrine is highly prestigious due to the faith of the Nakagawa clan, the lord of the Oka domain, and both the hall of worship and the hall of Kagura bear the emblem of the Nakagawa clan. The gate was recently rebuilt by a temple carpenter after being destroyed by fire.
The Kibaru-hachiman shrine is still honored during the Summer Passover Festival in the castle town of Taketa, and the Kibaru-hachiman shrine Autumn Grand Festival and Eve Festival held every October features the dedication of the Ajikano-shishi lion dance, an Oita Prefecture Intangible Folk Cultural Property, and the Kibaru-kagura (nighttime kagura), a city-designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
(Gods of worship)
Emperor Keiko, Empress Jingu, Emperor Ojin, Hime-no-kami, and two other deities
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Kibaru-hachiman Shrine 城原八幡社
- Address住所
- 1048 Yonai, Taketa City, Oita大分県竹田市大字米納1048
Information
- Parking駐車場
- Available 駐車場あり
Approx. 10 minutes by car from JR Bungo Taketa Station
Approx. 1 minutes by car from the roadside station (Michi no Eki Taketa)JR豊後竹田駅から車で10分
道の駅たけたから車で1分
