Shrines, temples and deities in Kagawa

25 deities · 28 places

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Deities

Amida Nyorai

Boshin war deadJodo Shinshu devotionPure Land devotion47 places

Bato Kannon

horse and livestock protection1 place

Emperor Sutoku

cutting bad relationshipsspirit pacification blessingvictory in competition3 places

Emperor Sutoku (Sutoku-in)

spirit pacification1 place

Hachiman Okami

all-purpose omamori varietyarmor & warrior protectioncity guardian blessings12 places

Izutamahiko no Mikoto

perseverance reward1 place

Juichimen Kannon

Kannon compassionall-round wish grantingchild-bestowing camphor tree22 places

Juichimen Senju Kannon

eye disease healinggood fortune wishesisland guardian prayers5 places

Kangiten (Yakuri Shoten)

business and marriage luck1 place

Kariteimo (Okaruten)

child raising protection1 place

Kobo Daishi

birthplace blessingseternal meditation blessingspilgrimage guidance5 places

Minoyama Daimyojin (Tanuki)

family happiness matchmaking1 place

Ninigi no Mikoto

sky torii fortune rise1 place

Omononushi no Kami

cutting bad tieskonpira business luckmaritime safety konpira3 places

Ryujin dragon god

dragon money luck1 place

Sarutahiko Okami

en-musubi matchmakingguidance and directionguidance and direction luck6 places

Senju Kannon

ancestral spirit mountaincape fudaraku maritime safetycompassionate protection17 places

Shaka Nyorai

47 ronin memorialDate family bodaijiFujiwara clan protection44 places

Sho Kannon

Date clan ancestral templeGenpei war memorialchild raising & korori46 places

Sugawara no Michizane

exam successexam success and luckexam success first tenmangu26 places

Sukunahikona no Mikoto

foot ailment healinghot spring healingmedicine and healing6 places

Tsushima Okami

childrens health1 place

Yakushi Nyorai

Bandai healing templeChosokabe clan templeSomin sai yakuyoke55 places

Yamato Takeru no Mikoto

kumade rake fortunevictory & power spotvictory & protection4 places

Yamatototohimomosohime no Mikoto

water and bumper crops1 place

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