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Daijinguu 大神宮 Daijingu
There are various shrines with the name "Daijinguu 大神宮", "Great Shrine for the Deity", in Japan.
source : www.izumo-d.org
Izumo Daijingu
shagoo 社号 shago "Name of a shrine"
Names of types of shrines, such as daijingû, jingû, gû, taisha, and sha.
In a few exceptional cases, the name of the deity enshrined is used as a shagô. The title of jingû is the highest appellation; it includes Ise no Jingû and other special shrines dedicated to imperial ancestors or emperors or having an otherwise distinguished background.
The title of gû is applied only to shrines dedicated to the spirit of an emperor or a member of the imperial family, or to a shrine having some other special historical significance.
Taisha indicates a shrine, such as Izumo Taisha, that occupies a position of prominence in the area.
Jinja and sha are general appellations.
source : www2.kokugakuin.ac.jp
The Daijingu shrines take their name from the Great Shrine at Ise.
Kootai jinguu 皇大神宮 Kôtai Jingû,, Kotaijingu, Kotai Jingu at Ise, Mie
Kotai-jingu, 'Motoise Naiku 元伊勢 内宮
From the shrine 皇大神宮 Kotai Jingu amulets 大麻 (taima)（お札） are presented to the other Ise shrines in Japan.
The head priest of each shrine will then give them to the parishioner families.
In olden times, priests would walk all the way throughout Japan.
Toyouke Daijinguu 豊受大神宮 ー Gekuu 外宮 Geku, "Outer Shrine"
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The Grand Shrine of Ise,
the largest and most revered shrine in Japan, composed of the Kôtai Jingû (Naikû) and the Toyouke Daijingû (Gekû), plus their respective subordinate shrines.
The imperial ancestress Amaterasu Ômikami is enshrined in the Naikû, and
the god Toyouke Ômikami in the Gekû.
source : www2.kokugakuin.ac.jp
. Ise Jingu 伊勢神宮 Grand Shrine at Ise .
. Jinguu, jingû 神宮 Jingu. important shrine .
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Funabashi Daijingu 船橋大神宮 - Chiba
- - - - - Oobijinja 意富比神社
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Deities in Residence
天照坐皇大御神〔あまてらしますすめおおみかみ〕〈配祀〉
万幡豊秋津姫命〔よろづはたとよあきづひめのみこと〕
天手力雄命〔あめのたぢからおのみこと〕
千葉県船橋市宮本五丁目２－１
source : 12_funabashi_daijingu.html
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Himukai Daijingu 日向大神宮 - Kyoto
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京都市山科区日ノ岡一切経谷町29
source : www12.plala.or.jp/himuka
Ichinomiya Daijingu 一宮大神宮 - Ibaragi
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茨城県那珂郡東海村村松一番地
HP in English
source : www.daijingu.jp
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Izumo Daijingu 出雲大神宮 - Izumo Daijingu
in Tamba - Tanba Ichi no Miya 丹波一宮
京都府亀岡市千歳町千歳出雲, Kyoto, Kameoka town, Chitose Izumo.
at the foot of Mount Mikage. Built in 709.
Deities in Residence
Ookuninushi no kami 大国主神
Mitsuhohime no mikoto 三穂津姫命
to pray fro a long life, good realtionships (enmusubi) and luck with money.
HP of the shrine:
source : www.izumo-d.org
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Koishikawa Daijingu 小石川大神宮 - Tokyo
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東京都文京区小石川二丁目五番七号
source : koishikawadaijingu.jp
Kyoto Daijingu 京都大神宮
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京都府京都市下京区寺町通四条下る貞安則之町622番
source : kyotodaijingu.jp
Sakuraoka Daijingu 櫻岡大神宮 - Sendai
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仙台市青葉区桜ヶ岡公園１－１
source : www.hat.hi-ho.ne.jp/sakuragaoka
. Shiba Daijinguu 芝大神宮 Shiba Daijingu, Tokyo .
Shinmei Daijingu 神命大神宮 - Tokyo
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東京都大田区西糀谷3-26-1
source : www.shinmeigu.or.jp
Soja Daijingu 総社大神宮 - Echizen,Fukui
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Osonja San おそんじゃさん
福井井県越前市京町1丁目4番35号
source : www.osonjasan.jp
. Tookyoo Daijinguu 東京大神宮 Tokyo Daijingu .
Yamaguchi Daijingu 山口大神宮 - Yamaguchi
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山口県山口市滝町4-4
source : www.yamaguchi-daijingu.or.jp
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春風や大神宮の柱だて
harukaze ya Daijinguu no hashiradate
spring wind -
setting up a pillar
at shrine Daijingu
. Masaoka Shiki 正岡子規 .
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shoosha, oyashiro, koyashiro 小社 small shrine
木隠れや鼠の小社下紅葉
kogakure ya nezumi no shoosha shita momiji
hidden among the trees -
a shrine with mice and
red leaves on the ground
Tr. Gabi Greve
. Mizuta Masahide 水田正秀 (1657 - 1723) .
shita momiji can refer to the lower red leaves of a tree or the red leaves covering the ground.
Imagine a small local shrine.
After the harvest the farmers come throwing a handful of new rice at the shrine to show their gratitude.
And in turn families of mice come to partake of the rice . . .
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