Overview
Said to date from 95 BC. Once called Tsurugimiya, it is held to be the origin of the place name Tsurugi.
About this place
An old shrine in Tsurugi, Hakusan. Said to have been founded in 95 BC, it was once called Tsurugi-no-miya and is said to be the origin of the name Tsurugi. It is one of the seven Hakusan shrines and is also called the First Prince of Hakusan. At the Horai Festival in early October each year, floats and lion dances parade through the streets of Tsurugi.
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