Konojinja Shrine - This shrine

Japanese: 籠神社 - このじんじゃ

Located in Ogaki, Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture. Formerly a national shrine. Enshrining Toyouke-no-Okami, Amaterasu-Oomikami, Amemikumari-no-Kami, and Amabe-ancestral deity Amahi-myojin. This shrine was established by Umabe Atai as a Hafuribe (celebratory member), and is known for a genealogy of the Umabe clan that was likely copied in the early Heian period and a modern-day genealogy with annotations (both national treasures). It is also said to be the original location of Toyouke-daijingu (Outer Shrine) of Ise Grand Shrine, and is commonly known as Motoise. A shrine listed in the Engishiki (Meishin Taisha). Ichinomiya (first shrine) of Tango Province. The annual festival is held on April 24th, followed by the Aoi Festival. The shrine grounds are located in a scenic spot overlooking Amanohashidate.
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Japanese:

京都府宮津市大垣に鎮座。旧国幣中社。豊受(とようけ)大神，天照大神，天水分(あめのみくまり)神および海部(あまべ)祖神天火明神などをまつる。海部直(あたい)が祝部(はふりべ)となってまつった神社で，平安時代前期に書写されたとみられる海部氏系図および近世の勘注系図（いずれも国宝）が伝来する。また伊勢神宮の豊受大神宮（外宮）の元の鎮座地であるとも伝え，元伊勢と通称。式内社（名神大社）。丹後国の一宮。例祭は４月24日で，続いて葵(あおい)祭神事が行われる。社地は天橋立を望む景勝地にある。
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