天津神社
Amatsu Shrine
The shrine tradition places its foundation in Emperor Keikō’s reign. The precinct also contains Nunakawa Shrine.
Niigata — Temples
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居多神社
Kota Shrine
The shrine preserves municipally designated wooden guardian dogs estimated to date from the Kamakura period, together with medieval and early modern shrine documents.
度津神社
Watatsu Shrine
The shrine is one of Sado’s nine shrines listed in the 927 Engishiki register. The tourism account attributes its relocation to a 1470 flood, while noting that its earlier origins remain unclear.
彌彦神社
Yahiko Shrine
After a major fire destroyed the shrine buildings in 1912, contributions supported their reconstruction in 1916.
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