Sekisetsu at Okunitama Shrine Large Masu (measuring box) 14.5 x 14.5 x 8 cm Due to long-term home storage, This is a rare item, but there are some stains, minor scratches, and areas where the branding has faded. As a rare item, would you like to add it to your collection? The shrine was founded on May 5th, 111 AD, during the 41st year of Emperor Keiko's reign. It was established by the oracle of Okunitama-no-Okami. It is said that the descendants of Izumo no Omi Amenohibino Mikoto were appointed as Musashi Kokuzo (provincial governor), and the successive Kokuzo served and managed the rituals. Later, during the reign of Emperor Kotoku, at the time of the Taika Reform (645), the Musashi Kokufu (provincial government office) was established here, and the shrine was used as the saijo (sacred place) of the Kokuga (provincial government), and the various gods of the country were enshrined, and it was called Musashi Sosha (general shrine). Deity: Okunitama-no-Okami (Okuninushi-no-Mikoto)