Overview
Counted with Kishu's Kumano Sanzan and Shinshu's Kumano Kotai Jinja as one of the three Kumano shrines of Japan. Three rabbits are said to be hidden in the carving behind the main hall, and looking for them has become part of the visit.
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Founded：806 (traditional) Shrine rank：One of Japan's Three Kumano Shrines Designation：Prefecture-designated Tangible Cultural Property Blessings：Matchmaking
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