Ogamiyama Shrine – Okumiya (Inner Sanctuary)
霊峰大山が抱く 最奥の聖域
踏み入れた瞬間 世界が変わる
Ogamiyama Shrine – Main Shrine
大山を望む 水と花の社
商都米子の 憩いの森
The sacred Mt. Daisen
出雲國風土記が記した“神宿る山”
その美しい姿は今も変わらない
A world of pure white
西日本有数の豪雪地帯『大山』
音の無い白い神域は
全ての浄化と生命の源を感じる空間
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Mt.Daisen Oogamiyama shrine

The snow-covered approach to the Okumiya

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About Ogamiyama Shrine

“Ogamiyama” is an old name for Mt. Daisen.

The mountain where the great deity resides was once called “Ogamino-take.” In ancient times, people revered Mt. Daisen by this name. At the heart of this long-standing mountain faith stands Ogamiyama Shrine, whose tradition has continued unbroken since antiquity.
Even today, local people revere the divine blessings of Mt. Daisen with deep respect and affection, often saying, “It’s thanks to Daisen-san.”
Visit both the Main Shrine at the foot of the mountain and the Okumiya on Mt. Daisen, and receive the blessings of “Daisen-san.”

Deities Enshrined

A deity renowned in the myths of “The Hare of Inaba” and the “Transfer of the Land.”

The deity enshrined at Ogamiyama Shrine is Ōnamuchi-no-Kami, also known as Ōanamuchi-no-Kami at the Main Shrine. This is the youthful name of Ōkuninushi-no-Kami.
Ōnamuchi-no-Kami (Ōkuninushi-no-Kami) is endowed with many divine virtues, as described throughout the Kojiki, Nihon Shoki, and the Izumo Fudoki.
Because he is revered as the deity who shaped the land, he is widely known for his divine virtues in industrial prosperity, abundant harvests, livestock protection, healing and medicine, and the dispelling of misfortune.

Divine Virtues

May you receive the divine blessings of the Great Deity of Mt. Daisen.
  • AgricultureAbundant harvests and agricultural prosperity
  • Livestock protectionThe Daisen Cattle and Horse Market, once renowned as the finest in Japan
  • Healing and RecoveryThe legend of the Hare of Inaba is considered Japan’s earliest episode related to healing and medicine.
  • Traffic Safetyas well as blessings for physical and mental well-being, including strength and health of the legs and lower body.
  • Good Fortune and Prosperityenhancing good fortune and bringing even greater happiness
  • Victory and Good FortuneBefore competitions, challenges, or examinations

The Reiwa Restoration of Daisen Shrine Oku-no-miya

A Guide to Visiting Both Daisen Shrines

大神山神社は

On the mountainside of Mt. Daisen, “Okumiya
At the foot of Mt. Daisen, “Honsha

This is the collective name for the two shrines.
We warmly encourage you to visit both shrines.

News from the Shrine

  • fallen tree
    Following the recent heavy snowfall and rapid temperature fluctuations, the snow accumulated on the trees has become significantly heavier. Consequently, we have confirmed fallen trees and broken branches in several locations throughout the Okumiya precincts of Daisen Shrine. … Read more: 倒木
  • “Good Fortune Charm” — Distribution Resumed
    令和8年午年お正月から大変ご好評につき、切らしておりました『うまくいく守』、入庫致しました米子本社・大山奥宮と… Read more: 【うまくいく守】授与再開
  • A major cold wave
    日本海側に大寒波が来て居る関係で、大山奥宮も現在積雪が1m近くになっておりますご参拝の方には、防寒・防滑等充分… Read more: 大寒波

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