Kunijima Jinja  
  7, 3-chome, Kunijima, Higashiyodogawa-ku
[ Kunijima ] by Hankyu Line about 300m to the northeast
 According to legend, this district suffered a big flood in September, the 1st year of Joei (1232) and the villagers took refuge on a little bit higher place around there, when a small shrine on a bunch of brush-woods drifted ashore. So they worshipped the Gods of Hachiman-Okami, Amaterasu-Okami and Kasuga-Okami already being enshrined in the same shrine. The Kunijima shrine was removed here in April, the 34th year of Meiji because the origin site was covered under the bottom of the Yodogawa river by the reconstruction of it.
 The shrine has a typical form of a sword in the earlier time of Muromachi period (1336-1573).

 

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