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Called the Ise of the north. It was built alongside the reclamation of the Asaka plain.
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Kaiseizan Daijingu is a shrine in Koriyama, Fukushima. Its former shrine rank was prefectural shrine. Because a divided spirit of Ise Jingu is enshrined here, it is also called "Ise-sama of Tohoku". The calligraphy of the shrine name on the worship hall is by Prince Arisugawa Taruhito. It was founded in 1876 (Meiji 9) after Nakajo Masatsune, a Fukushima Prefecture official, petitioned the Jingu Shicho to transfer a divided spirit of Ise Jingu to serve as a spiritual support for the settlers of the Asaka development, and approval was granted.
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Founded：1876 Blessings：Good fortune
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