Overview
A shrine said to date from 996, its grounds planted with the flowers of Tsugaru.
About this place
An old shrine in Nagashima, Aomori. It was founded in 996, when Fujiwara no Sanekata Ason built the Ebisu-no-yashiro in Sotogahama. In 1625, when the town of Aomori was founded, it was relocated to its present site. Venerated as a god who wards off illness, it has an apple-themed hand-washing basin and apple-motif amulets and fortune slips.
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