Kinbu Shrine

Japanese: 金峰神社 - きんぶじんじゃ

[1] A shrine located in Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun, Nara Prefecture. Formerly a village shrine. The deity worshipped is Kanayamabiko-no -mikoto . It is worshipped as the local deity of the fields and mountains, and the guardian deity of gold mines. The shrine's treasure, the gilt bronze Fujiwara no Michinaga sutra tube, is a national treasure. Zao Gongen. Kanenomitake Shrine. Konsho Myojin . Aizen no Miya. [2] A shrine located in Nishizao, Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture. The deity worshipped is Kanayamabiko -no-mikoto . In 709 , Kinpu Shrine in Yamato Province (Nara Prefecture) was enshrined as a shrine to protect the northern provinces. Zao -sama . Zao Gongen.

Kinpo Shrine

A shrine located in Seiryu-ji, Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture. Formerly a prefectural shrine. The deities enshrined are Okuninushi-no- Mikoto, Sukunahikona -no-Mikoto , and two others. It is said to have been founded by En-no-Ozuno in the 10th year of the reign of Emperor Tenchi ( 671 ), and the main hall was built during the Daido era ( 806-810 ). During the Edo period, it became a place of prayer for the feudal lord Sakai clan. Kinbo Shrine.

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Japanese:

[一] 奈良県吉野郡吉野町にある神社。旧郷社。祭神は金山毘古命(かなやまびこのみこと)。野山の地主神、金鉱の守護神として信仰される。社宝の金銅藤原道長経筒は国宝。蔵王権現。かねのみたけ神社。金精(こんしょう)明神。愛染の宮。[二] 新潟県長岡市西蔵王にある神社。祭神は金山毘古命(かなやまびこのみこと)。和銅二年（七〇九）北国鎮護のため大和国（奈良県）金峰神社を勧請(かんじょう)。蔵王さま。蔵王権現。