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​杉山 神社

Kanagawa-ken, Yokohama-shi, Tsurumi-ku, Kishiya 1-20-61

神奈川県横浜市鶴見区岸谷1-20-61

Sugiyama Jinja

Nearest station: Namamugi   Line:  Keikyu Main (KK21)

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(Note: numbers in parentheses after kami names refer to position in How Many Kami table)

Enshrined Kami:  

Main

Yamato Takeru-no-Mikoto (186E ) 日本武尊

In-ground Subordinate Shrines:

Sorei-Sha ​祖霊社

​Annual Festival:  

August 1

Divine Favours  (御利益 Goriyaku)

​Traffic safety (交通安全, Kotsu Anzen)

Family well-being (家内安全, Kanai Anzen)

Protection against misfortune (厄除け, Yaku-yoke)

Success in an entrance exam (合格祈願,Gokaku Kigan)

Origins are unclear, but there is a suggestion that it may have been right around the turn of the 9th century on property belonging to a certain Sekiguchi Hachiroemon. In 1574 it became the tutelary shrine of what was then Namamugi Village, and six years later was moved to its present location. By 1725 the stone torii was in place, and in 1877 the staircase leading up to the shrine buildings was built. The current shrine buildings were built after 1937.

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