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 "Princess
Shrine Under Heaven"
in Naha City, Okinawa
is said to be the earliest
shrine in Japan that
was built in A.C.1424.
"Princess Shrine
of Heaven" which
was brought from Fujian
in mid 14th century
when the tribute trade
started between China
is said to be much older.
Currently it is enshrined
in the shrine Naha City.
Only a stone gate and
wall of "Princess
Shrine of Heaven"
is preserved as a site,
which is located at
Tenpi Elementary School
in Kume, Naha City.
http://www.geocities.jp/ryuuko5/210kumetenpi.html
You
can also find another
Ma Zhu Miao in Kume
Island, Okinawa. |
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Inari
Shrine in Oma Town,
Aomori that was moved
from Mito City, Ibaraki
in A.C.1699, is also
said to be the cradle,
and the shrine still
enshrines the Princess
of Heaven. A parade
is performed every year
at July 20th since 1996.
http://www.jomon.ne.jp/~oomas/ |
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Mt. Tenpi Isohara, Ibaraki
City
http://www.geocities.jp/gotos_room/_geo_contents_/tenpisan.html |
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Oaraimachi, Ibaraki |
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Gionji, Hachiman Town,
Mito City, Ibaraki |
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Ogawa Town, Ibaraki |
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Arakawa, Sahara City,
Chiba |
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Hakone Kan-non Fukuju,
Hakone Town, Kanagawa
http://www.geocities.jp/hakonekannon/ |
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Katsuyama Street, Osaka
City, Osaka |
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Nakayamate Street, Kobe
Street, Hyogo |
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Kawachi Town, Hirado
City, Nagasaki |
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Sofuku, Kajiya Town,
Nagasaki City, Nagasaki
http://tencoo.fc2web.com/jinja/xns-sofuku.htm |
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Tera Town, Nagasaki
City, Nagasaki |
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Nishizaka Town, Nagasaki
City, Nagasaki |
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Noma
Shrine at Kasasa Town,
Kagoshima was previously
called as Noma Gongen(an
honorific title of a
Japanese God), and in
early modern times it
was called Nyan Ma Gongen
because God of Nyan
Ma was enshrined together.
http://tabetabe.hp.infoseek.co.jp/kasasakikou2-3.htm |
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