Since this item is also listed on other sites, it's first come, first served! If the item sells elsewhere, the transaction will be canceled. Thank you for your understanding. This is a goshuin (temple stamp) from Kashihara Jingu Shrine in Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, which enshrines Emperor Jimmu, Emperor Kashiwabara (Emperor Kanmu), and Emperor Sudo. This is a set of the goshuin from October 2025 (Reiwa 7) and a yakuyoke-dama (amulet for warding off evil). [Deities Enshrined] Emperor Jimmu (Jimmu Tenno) Emperor Kanmu (Kanmu Tenno) Emperor Sudo (Sudo Tenno - Crown Prince of Emperor Kanmu) [Divine Virtue] The enshrined deities are revered as gods of warding off evil, due to their association with events such as Emperor Jimmu's Eastern Expedition and the subjugation of the Emishi. [History] According to shrine tradition, it was founded during the Wado era of the Nara period, and its location was in Masuhara, Ishizaki Village, near Lake Hinuma. It was moved to Miyama-cho, Minato Village, during the Ninju era of the Muromachi period (1511-13). In 927 (the 5th year of the Engyo era), Emperors Kanmu and Sudo were enshrined together. At that time, it was called Kashiwabara Daimyojin and served as the guardian deity of the Taira clan, centered around the Fuse and Suzuki families in this region. Later, the shrine's name was changed to Kashihara Jingu, and it became revered as the guardian deity of Minato Village. The shrine buildings in Miyama-cho were destroyed by fire in 1672 (the 12th year of the Kanbun era), and in August of the same year, they were moved to the current location of Fujinokami. Approximately 330 years have passed since then. #IbarakiPrefecture #HitachinakaCity #KashiharaJingu #Goshuin #YakuyokeDama #Emperor #Shrine