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Tado Taisha
三重県
Second shrine of Ise Province — 'visit Tado after Ise' reflects centuries of devotion; also called Kita-Ise Daijingu; May Agema horse ritual is a Mie Prefecture Intangible Folk Cultural Property
創建
460 年
種別
神社
Access
About 20 min walk from Tado Station on the Yōrō Railway
1681 Tado, Tado-cho, Kuwana, Mie
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Shrine
Founded 460
1566 years
Enshrined Deity
天津彦根命
あまつひこねのみこと
天目一箇命
別宮
Buddhist Sect
Beppyō shrine of Jinja Honcho (former Imperial Provincial Major Shrine)
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Located in Tado-cho, Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture, Tado Taisha is the Ninomiya (second-ranked shrine) of the former Ise Province, also known as Kita-Ise Daijingū. The principal deity of the main shrine is Amatsuhikone no Mikoto (a child deity of Amaterasu Ōmikami), and the auxiliary shrine enshrines Ame no Mahitotsu no Mikoto. The popular saying 'If you visit Ise, visit Tado as well' (お伊勢参らばお多度もかけよ…
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The exact founding date of Tado Taisha remains unclear, but according to shrine tradition, a divine oracle was received during the reign of Emperor Yūryaku (late 5th century), after which the main sanctuary was constructed. The principal deity is Amatsuhikone no Mikoto, a child deity of Amaterasu Ōm…
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In 1605 (Keichō 10), Honda Tadakatsu — one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Tokugawa and the new lord of Kuwana Domain — devoted himself to rebuilding the shrine buildings of Tado Taisha, which had been devastated by Nobunaga's earlier burning. Under Tadakatsu's support, Tado Taisha recovered its position as the religious center of northern Ise.
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In 1571 (Genki 2), as part of his suppression campaign against the Nagashima Ikkō-ikki, Oda Nobunaga ordered the burning of Hōun-ji, the shrine-temple complex of Tado Taisha. The conflagration destroyed over seventy halls and pagodas, dealing a catastrophic blow to this great syncretic religious center.
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