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A shrine in Shimotsuma said to date from 701, held to be the oldest Hachiman shrine in the prefecture.
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A shrine in Daiho, Shimotsuma. It is said to have been founded in Taiho 1 (701) when Fujiwara no Tadatoki invited the deity from Usa Shrine, and is regarded as the "oldest Hachiman shrine in the Kanto region." Taira no Masakado is also said to have visited often to pray for victory. The Hydrangea Festival and the Tabanka Festival are held, and it is also a cherry blossom spot. Worship hours: 8:30 to 17:00.
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Source daiho.or.jp ↗Before you go
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