An ancient shrine enshrined in the heart of Tenjin since Kuroda Nagamasa relocated it here in 1601 when constructing Fukuoka Castle. The name 'Keigo' is the origin of the neighborhood's name, and some scholars attribute the 'Tenjin' place name to its subsidiary Tenmagu shrine. Despite being surrounded by skyscrapers, it draws steady worshippers year-round.
Keigo Shrine is believed to have originally stood near present-day Sawara Ward in Fukuoka City. Its name, 'Keigo,' is said to derive from the legend that Empress Jingu stationed and guarded her forces at this location during her legendary Korean campaign. The shrine enshrines three deities: Kannaobi…
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