Ooyamato Shrine(大和神社)
| 漢字(Kanji) | 大和神社 |
| ひらがな | おおやまと じんじゃ |
| ローマ字 | Ooyamato Jinja |
| 御祭神 (Gosaijin) Kami: | 日本大國魂大神 |
| God of nation | Yamato-ookuni-tama-no-Ookami |
| God of Warriors, | Yachihoko no kami (八千戈神） |
| God of Agriculture | Mitoshi no ookami (御年大神) |
Ooyamato Shrine is the one of the oldest shrine in Japan. At the order of the Imperial Court in the Nara era, a Kara Envoy studying in the Tang Dynasty visited this shrine on departure and prayed for traffic safety.
It was also enshrined in the ship as a guardian deity of “Battleship Yamato.”
First Torii Gate and Second Torii Gate
First Torii Gate 
Second Torii Gate 
Stone Monument (忠魂碑) 
Water Basin (手水舎)
The Battleship Yamato (戦艦大和)
Stone Monument of Battleship Yamato 
Haiden (Worship Hall) 拝殿 Honden(Main Hall) 本殿
Honden 
社務所 
Haiden 
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