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This shrine is dedicated to 36 gods such as Mitsuhanomekami(the principal
god) and Niutsuhimekami. Niu Shrine is an old name for this shrine, for it
was a branch of(original) Niu Shrine in Yoshino. It was founded on old legend
that when the manor Kogi-no-syoh was contributed to Niutsuhime Shrine
(Amano-myojin)in 1284, Niutsuhimekami was drawn toward this place.
so that it was also called Amano-tenjin. A large number of people have
worshipped at this shrine sacred to the gods of water, rain and easy delivery.
Some other shrines in Minamikogi region and this one were merged 1907 through
1909, and were renamed Minamikogi Shrine.

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