Yasui Konpira-gū
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Yasui Konpira Palace is a Kotohira Shrine located in Gion, Kyoto[1]. It worships Konpira Gongen.
Kotohira Shrines are shinto shrines dedicated to Ōmononushi. Due to Shinbutsu-shūgō they often also worship Konpira Gongen
They are part of the famous Inahachikonten Shrines (稲八金天神社) of the Shrine Consolidation Policy alongside Inari Shrine, Hachiman Shrine, Kotohira Shrines, and Tenmangu Shrine.
List of Kotohira Shrines[edit]
- Kotohira-gū
- Miyabiro Shrine
- Kotohira Grand Festival
- Awa Special Highway
- Ōtsuna Kotohira Shrine
- Kamiyo Candy
- Kotohira Shrine (Kuji City)
- Kotohira & Ōwashi Shrine
- Kotohira Palace (Tokyo Port Area)
- Kotohira Palace Tokyo Branch
- Kotohira Palace Matsuyama Branch
- Kotohira Shrine (Joetsu City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kohei Town)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kochi City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kawasaki City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tatebayashi City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kyotango City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Taito Ward)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tokushima City Kawauchi Town)
- Kotohira Shrine (Shin Kami Goto Town Mikka No Ura Village)
- Kotohira Shrine (Nemuro City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Naruto City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tokushima City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Nagareyama City)
- Konpira Highway
- Konpira Palace (Tama City)
- Konpira Great Avatar (Kurashiki City)
- Bessho Kotohira Shrine
- Miyoshi Shrine (Sapporo City)
- Yasui Konpira Palace
- Matsuo Temple (Kagawa Prefecture Kotohira Town)
- Ryūtōzan Shrine
References[edit]
- ↑ "Yasui Konpira-gu Shrine | Japan Experience". www.japan-experience.com. Retrieved 2023-10-17.
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