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At the tip of the Noto peninsula. It holds a flute said to have been dedicated by Yoshitsune.
About this place
Suzu Shrine is a shrine in Suzu, Ishikawa. Takakuragu and Kinbungu are in Jike, Misakimachi, Suzu, and the inner shrine (Okumiya) is in Noroshi-machi, Suzu. It is located in the northeast of Suzu. Its deities are Amatsuhikohoninigi no Mikoto, Mihosusumi no Mikoto, Konohanasakuya-hime no Mikoto and three other deities. The Suzu Shrine Okumiya and the Suzu Shrine Kinbungu are near Takakuragu. It holds cultural properties such as wooden male deity statues designated Important Cultural Properties of Japan.
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Founded：Reign of Emperor Sujin (traditional) Designation：Important Cultural Property Blessings：Safe sea voyages
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