Sanohara Shrine
佐野原神社
Shrine honoring Fujiwara Ason Nijo Tamefuyuki, a court noble who died in 1335 during the Battle of Hakone, and son of the waka poet Nijo Tameyo.
〒 410-1127How to get there
裾野Gotemba Line3 min walk from the station
The main deity honored is Fujiwara Ason Nijo Tamefuyuki. He was the youngest child of Nijo Tameyo, a Japanese courtier and waka poet. Tamefuyuki died on 12 December 1335 while serving as a court noble general in the Battle of Hakone at Sanohara.
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