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Mashiko Tsukamoto Shrine
栃木県
A rare shrine built atop an ancient burial mound in the Mashiko kofun group — layers of Kofun-period and medieval faith on one sacred hilltop
Founded
600
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Shrine
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10 min by car from Mooka Railway Mashiko Station
Mashiko, Mashiko-machi, Haga-gun, Tochigi
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Shrine
Founded 600
1426 years
Enshrined Deity
地域守護神
Overview
Tsukamoto Shrine in Mashiko is a rare shrine built atop an ancient burial mound. Located in the Mashiko kofun group, ancient tombs and post-medieval shrines remain in layers. The principal deity is a regional guardian, offering blessings for agriculture and family safety. The shrine building atop the burial mound shows faith as a sacred site continuing from antiquity. In Mashiko's pottery village,…
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Origins
The burial mound where Tsukamoto Shrine stands is a round mound built in the late Kofun period (6-7th century). The Mashiko kofun group is a burial area for Naka River basin powerful families, with numerous mounds distributed. Kofun were tombs of ancient leaders, also places for worshipping deceased…
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