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Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture

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Shrine

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Kuwayama Jinja

official name：鍬山神社

English name：Kuwayama Shrine

Kuwayama Shrine

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    It was built in 709, and is also called Kuwayama Daimyojin or Yata Shrine. Once upon a time, the whole area was a muddy leke, and the god of the festival, Ookuninushinokami cut open the Uketa Gorge with a hoe, poured water, and harvested it to the people as a cultivated rice field. It is said that it originated from the fact that the residents who were grateful for this worshiped as Kuwayama Daimyojin. It is also a famous place for autumn leaves, so it soothes the heart of visitors.

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    鍬山神社
    Location
    〒621-0856 22-2, Kamigaichi, Kamiyadacho, Kameoka-shi, Kyoto

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    Take the Keihan Kyoto Kotsu Bus from Kameoka Station on the JR Sagano Line and get off at Yataguchi. About 20 minutes on foot from Kameoka Station on the JR Sagano Line, take the Kameoka City Community Bus (East Course) and get off at Hoeyama Shrine immediately.

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