Hachiman Shrine

The Shrine is thought to have been built in Shōwa 1 (1312) in the late Kamakura period around the time when Oku became the territory of the Tsurugaoka Hachimangū. The Shrine is thought to have been built in Shōwa 1 (1312) in the late Kamakura period around the time when Oku became the territory of the Tsurugaoka Hachimangū. It can be confirmed that the shrine was reconstructed in Shitoku 2 (1385) from the munafuda (ridge plague). It is the village shrine of the Oku area and is familiarly known as the god of agriculture and commerce.