A shrine located along the Nakasendo (formerly known as Nakasendo) that is said to provide protection against evil spirits, warding off evil spirits, and good health. The two pairs of wooden guardian dogs, which are considered company treasures, are important cultural properties. Some people come to pray for the lottery. The Sumo Festival began when the priest at the time arbitrated in a dispute over water rights in nearby villages and had children win the sumo.
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| Language | 日本語 |
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Last Update ：
2023.12.01
Ritto City Tourism Association
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