Hataeda-hachimangu
幡枝八幡宮
Ancient imperial prayer shrine with unique artifacts and subsidiary shrines.
What it is
- A shrine in Kyoto, founded in 894.
- Originally named Oji-yama Hachimangu.
- Served as an imperial prayer temple for the imperial family.
- Received offerings from emperors, including rice fields.
What to see
- A vermilion seal from Yamashiro Province.
- A katana by Omi Tadahiro IV, dedicated in the Genroku era.
- A tsuba (sword guard) reportedly donated by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu.
- Kifune Shrine, a subsidiary shrine, enshrining Takaokami no Kami.
- Iwagami-sha, enshrining a sacred rock as its deity.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
京都府京都市左京区岩倉幡枝町1118 Open in Google Maps
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