A Hie shrine serving as the guardian of Oizumi, inheriting the Sanno worship tradition. Oizumi is known for having Japan's highest foreign resident ratio, a symbolic place of multicultural coexistence. A nationally rare shrine with international character, visited by multinational worshippers including Brazilian residents. The enshrined Oyamakui no Mikoto, as guardian of industry and agriculture, …

Founded in the early Muromachi period, said to have been invited from Hiyoshi Taisha in Omi Province. Created in the wave of Hie shrines spreading nationwide through Sanno worship connected to Tendai Buddhism. During the Sengoku period, under the lord of Kanayama Castle in Ota, it was revered as a l…