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Yuki Jinja
三重県
Imperial shrine honoring Go-Daigo's loyal retainer Yuki Munehiro — celebrated for 300 weeping plum trees in early spring
Founded
1338
Type
Shrine
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Get off at Yuki Jinja Mae bus stop from Tsu Station
2341 Fujikata, Tsu, Mie
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Shrine
Founded 1338
688 years
Enshrined Deity
結城宗広
Overview
A shrine in Tsu City dedicated to Yuki Munehiro, a loyal retainer of Emperor Go-Daigo during the Nanbokucho period. He supported the Kenmu Restoration and the Southern Court, and is said to have died at this site while travelling from Oshu to the capital. The precincts are renowned for around 300 weeping plum trees that bloom from late February to early March.
Origins
The origins of Yuki Shrine trace back to 1338, the first year of the Ryakuo era, when Yuki Munehiro—a loyal retainer of Emperor Go-Daigo and a key supporter of the Kenmu Restoration and the Southern Court—is said to have died at this location in Ano District, Ise Province, while travelling from Oshu…
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