Hisaizusha
久伊豆社
A historic village Shinto shrine in Hasuda City featuring a main building from 1906 and ties to local Edo-period records.
What it is
- A Shinto shrine in Hasuda City that received a divided spirit from Iwatsuki Hisaizu Shrine.
- Recorded in the Shinpen Musashi Fudoki Ko during the Edo period.
- Designated as a village shrine in 1873 after being managed by Jokanji Temple.
- The founding date of the original shrine remains unknown.
What to see
- The current main shrine building which was constructed in 1906.
- Shrine buildings that underwent significant renovation work in 1955.
- The site where a large cedar tree stood before a 1979 lightning strike.
Getting there
- The shrine is a twenty-four minute walk from Shiraoka Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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