A Shinto shrine dedicated to Kompira-daigongen, a protective deity associated with maritime safety, fishing, and general prosperity. Konpira shrines are found throughout Japan, often serving local fishing communities and travelers seeking protection during journeys.
- Denomination
- Konpira
- Religion
- shinto
- Enshrined kami
- Kompira-daigongen (deity of sea safety and prosperity)
- Kami enshrined
- Kompira-daigongen
- Coordinates
- 34.9614932, 136.9921216
Visitor tip
Many visitors come to pray for safe travels and business success.
Cultural notes
Kompira worship originated from the Buddhist deity Kumbhira but was adapted into Shinto practice. The deity is particularly revered by fishermen, sailors, and merchants for protection during sea voyages and business ventures.