Kiyomihara Shrine
清見原神社
Kiyomihara Shrine in Osaka enshrines Emperor Tenmu and other deities, with a history of name changes.
Good to know
- Emperor Tenmu enshrined
- Multiple enshrined deities
- Historic name changes
Kiyomihara Shrine in Ikuno-ku, Osaka City, enshrines Emperor Tenmu as its primary deity. Several other deities are also enshrined here, including Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Oyamakui-no-Mikoto, Ameminaka-no-Kami, and Kuniminaka-no-Kami.
This shrine has undergone several name changes throughout its history. It was originally known as Tenmu Tenno-gu. In 1872, it was renamed Kiyomihara-gu. Later, in 1909, it became Shoji Shrine, before finally being renamed Kiyomihara Shrine in 1942.
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大阪府大阪市生野区小路2-24-35 Open in Google Maps
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