Thursday, December 5, 2024

Mishima Shrine Takaoka Tosa

 


Mishima Shrine is located in Takaokacho, Tosa, at the base of the hill on which Ohenro temple 35, Kiyotakiji is found.


It shares space with an Itsukushima Shrine, though they each have their own steps.


The only history I can find is that it was rebuilt in the early 17th century.


There are numerous smaller shrines within the grounds, including a Yasaka Shrine enshrining Susano, and a Shinmei Shrine enshrining Amaterasu.


There are half a dozen komainu including several with the "Princess leia" hairstyle.


There are a lot of largish ema paintings, including one, not shown as it is too faded, registered as an Important Cultural Property.


The Mishima shrine enshrines Oyamazumi.


The Itsukushima Shrine enshrines the three Munakata Princesses, daughters of Susano.


The previous post in this series documenting the space between the temples on the Ohenro Pilgrimage was on the nearby Omirokusama Shrine.


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