The chief tutelary shrine of southern Iyo, revered by the Uwajima Date clan, with the nationally designated Yatsuka-odori dance
The origins of Uwatsuhiko Jinja are traditionally traced to the late 7th or early 8th century, around the Taiho era (701–704), making it one of the oldest shrines in southern Iyo Province. It has long served as the chief tutelary shrine of the Nanyo region, enshrining Uwatsuhikonomikoto, the deity c…
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