國學院デジタルミュージアム

Nijūnisha(The 22 Shrines) Image collection 二十二社写真データベース

This database holds photos of Shintō shrines. Currently available for public view are photos of the Nijūnisha(二十二社, the “Twenty-two Shrines” patronized by the imperial court during the Heian period).
For further details about the Nijūnisha, please visit “Map, List and History of the Nijūnisha”.

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Jinja Name	Hirota Jinja
神社名	廣田神社
神社名よみ	ひろたじんじゃ
Prefecture	Hyōgo
都道府県名	兵庫県
Location	Taisha-chō, Nishinomiya City,
鎮座地	西宮市大社町
緯度/経度 Lat/Lng	北緯 34 度 45 分 09.860秒東経 135 度 20 分 24.740秒
URL	http://www.hirotahonsya.or.jp/
Deity(ies)	Amaterasu Ōmikami Aramitama (Tsukisakaki Itsunomitama Amasakaru mukatsu hime no mikoto)
祭神	天照大神荒魂 (撞賢木厳之御魂天疎向津媛命)
History	According to the Nihonshoki, when Empress Jingū made her triumphant return from her expedition to Korea there was an oracle from Amaterasu Ōmikami, the deity enshrined at Ise’s Inner Shrine. Amaterasu directed through that oracle that her aramitama—the ferocious manifestation of her spirit—be enshrined at Hirota. Jingū then instructed Hayama-hime, the daughter of Yamashiro no Neko, to worship that manifestation of Amaterasu Ōmikami, marking the origins of this shrine.
Notes	Nijūnisha

Hirota Jinja
2014