Otoko Shrine (Ono Shrine)
Nationally designated cultural property / Osaka Prefecture cultural property / Osaka Green 100 Selection "Otokojinja"
*Photo of the Otoko Shrine sub-shrine during the Toka Ebisu festival
The history of Onojinja Shrine dates back to the B.C. era, and it is also known as Otakebi no Miya. It is said to have begun when the spirit of Itsuse no Mikoto was enshrined in Hamamiya.859It was moved to its current location in 1870 (the first year of the Jogan era). The shrine was formerly listed in the Engishiki, and the area around the nearby Futagoike Pond is home to the Otokozato ruins, so it is believed that people lived over a fairly wide area. Hamamiya is currently a sub-shrine of Otoko Shrine.
Basic information
- Business hours
- 9:00~17:00
- Holidays
- Open year-round
- Access
- From Tarui Station on the Nankai Main Line, take the community bus south bound and get off at Otosatonaka.
- Address
- 3-16-1 Otokozato, Sennan City, Osaka Prefecture
- Telephone
- 072-483-2266
- URL
- http://welcome-sennan.com/tourist-spots/onojinja
- Other
- Prayers for the safety of the family, protection from misfortune, recovery from illness, and other prayers, weddings, ground-breaking ceremonies, purification rites, etc.
