Kamado Shrine (Hōman-gū Kamado-jinja) 宝満宮竈門神社

Founded in 673 to stand guard over Dazaifu on the side from which evil was feared.

A Dazaifu shrine at the foot of Mount Hōman: the one you visit is the 下宮, the lower shrine, in 大字内山; the 上宮 is on the summit, at 829.6 m. It is a shikinaisha of myōjin-taisha rank, founded according to tradition in 673, and it stood guard over the kimon (the north-east corner, the direction from which evil comes) of the Dazaifu, the regional government that ruled Kyūshū. It enshrines Tamayori-hime and is known today above all as a shrine for relationships; the whole of Mount Hōman is a national historic site.

Fukuoka

Dazaifu

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

It is the main model for the Kamado family's shrine. The link rests on two points: the main deity is associated with kitchens (kamado means stove) and the author, Koyoharu Gotōge, is from Fukuoka. The wooded stairways and the stone torii recall the scenes of Tanjirō's home village.

All the places from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

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