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A shrine in Mihara, said to have been restored in 1523, the tutelary shrine of the Mihara district.
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A shrine in Mihara Village, Kochi Prefecture, the chief guardian shrine of Miharago (Mihara Shrine). The year of its founding is unknown, but according to old records it was revived in the 3rd year of Daiei (1523) and, after being destroyed by fire in the 8th year of Kansei (1796), was rebuilt on the same site. It was ranked as a village shrine in 1872 (Meiji 5), and in 1946 (Showa 21), with the reform of the shrine system, became a religious corporation.
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