This small shrine is dedicated to Kōshin, a Taoist-influenced deity associated with longevity and protection from evil spirits, reflecting the syncretic blend of Shinto, Buddhism, and Chinese folk religion common in Japanese spiritual practices. Worshippers traditionally visit on Kōshin-machi nights (occurring every 60 days in the traditional calendar) to pray for health, longevity, and protection from misfortune. The shrine serves as a focal point for community members seeking spiritual purification and the warding off of malevolent influences, particularly those believed to shorten one's lifespan.
- Religion
- shinto
- Coordinates
- 35.0082161, 136.6538567