Tsuno Shrine

Tsuno Shrine

It is a historical shrine located in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan.

Tsuno Shrine is a shrine that has been a place of worship since ancient times, and its origins date back to ancient times.
Although the exact date of its founding is not clear, it is said to be deeply connected to ``ancient history of Japan'' and ``mythology.''
It is a shrine that is considered Shikinai-sha and Tsuno-jinja, and is revered as the ``Ichinomiya of Hyuga Province''.

Shikinai -sha is
a shrine listed in the Engishiki Jinmyo-cho, and the modern version of the shrine is a ``shrine listed in the Engishiki.'' That's what I mean.
The Engishiki Jinmyocho refers to
Volumes 9 and 10 of the Engishiki, which was compiled in 927, and covers the entire country that was considered a ``government shrine'' at the time. A list of shrines. It is called Shikinaisha or Shikisha, and is a type of company rank.

Gosaijin

Oonamuchi no Mikoto,
also known as Okuninushi no Mikoto

◆God of virtue, good luck
, warding off evil spirits, healing from illness, marriage, and prosperous business.
Onamuchi no Mikoto married many wives and had many children with them. I made a profit.
It is also said to be the god of matchmaking and the god of offspring prosperity (child-bearing).
He is also said to be the ``god of medicine (healing diseases),'' and he established medical laws and helped many people.
He is also said to be the ``god of business development (prosperous business),'' and together with Sukunabikona no Mikoto, he interacted with many people and built nations one after another.

Sample of divine virtue

This is a sample photo of the ``divine virtue'' that will be sent to you after you visit the shrine on your behalf. In addition, we will also include a DVD with footage of the visit.

Click here to request a proxy visit.
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