The enshrined deities are Kojinokototama-no-Mikoto, his wife Konohanasakuya-hime-no-Mikoto, and their son Hohodemi-no-Mikoto. These three deities are collectively enshrined as Hakone Okami. It is a well-known myth that Kojinokototama-no-Mikoto fell instantly in love with Konohanasakuya-hime-no-Mikoto and married her, showcasing the excellent relationship between husband and wife even in mythology.

If you're aiming to increase your love luck and make a significant improvement,

If you aim to boost and significantly enhance your love luck,

The god worshiped since the creation is Omoikane.

When visiting Kanda Myojin Shrine, don't miss the branch shrine located on the shrine grounds.

When you visit Kanda Shrine, don't miss the sub-shrine located on the shrine grounds.

The translation of the text is as follows: "There are four deities enshrined here as the protectors of the Kanhasshu region. The deity Homusubi-no-mikoto provides regional protection and wards off fires, while Amenokoyane-no-mikoto brings various blessings such as warding off misfortunes in marriage. Takuhatachichihime-no-mikoto is worshipped for fertility and safe childbirth prayers, and Nigihayahi-no-mikoto bestows blessings like household safety and abundant harvests. The Yūmei Shrine within the precincts is a deity for matchmaking between men and women, and in ancient times…"

The text: The enshrined deity is,

The "Mirror Pond" in the inner sanctuary is said to have been used by Princess Kushinada-hime as drinking water while hiding from Yamata-no-Orochi, and is also known as a pond that reflected her appearance instead of a mirror.

In the inner shrine, the "Mirror Pond" was used by Kushinada-hime as drinking water while hiding from Yamata-no-Orochi, and it is said to be a pond that reflects one's appearance instead of a mirror. Here.

Here are Suwa, Morisaki, and Sumiyoshi, three companies that are collectively beloved as the patron gods of Nagasaki. There are six gods enshrined in the three companies, but Morisaki Shrine is responsible for matchmaking. The divine gods.

If you wish for a good marriage, do not forget the yin-yang stone.

If you wish for a good marriage, do not forget the yin-yang stone.

The enshrined deity is Ookuninushi-no-Mikoto. Also known as,

On the 1st of every month.

On the first of every month.

The main deities are En no Oiwainokami, Takemikazuchi no Kami, and Kunitokotachi no Kami. The main deity En no Oiwainokami is considered a god who taught the people of this land about fishing and salt-making. In the myth of "Umisachi Yamasachi," he is also a figure who guided Yamasachihiko to retrieve his brother's fishing hook and arranged the meeting with Toyotama-hime.

At the Saltpan Shrine

At the Yutoku Inari Shrine

The deity of the festival is Princess Tamayori. She emerged from the sea to this land, nurtured Ugayafukiaezu no Mikoto entrusted to her by Toyo-Tama-hime no Mikoto, and then got married and is said to have given birth to Emperor Jinmu and others. Princess Tamayori's divine virtues deeply relate to people's minds, matchmaking, childbirth, and safe delivery, deeply affecting women's minds and bodies. She is truly a goddess for women and their children, with outstanding divine blessings.

The origin is considered uncertain, but it is believed to have begun with the 11th Emperor Suinin, who was concerned about the devastation caused by a major eruption of Mt. Fuji in the era before the Common Era. Around the year 27 BC, the Emperor enshrined the Sengen Daigongen to appease the mountain spirits in the vicinity.

The main deity is Kamotaketakamimusuhi no mikoto in the west hall, and the daughter, Tamayorihime no mikoto, is in the east hall. One day, while playing in the river, Tamayorihime found a red-painted arrow floating downstream. She brought it home and placed it near the floor. After some time, she became pregnant and gave birth to Kamuhami Tatsukarao no mikoto, according to the legend.