List of Shikinaisha in Hizen Province
This is a List of Shikinaisha in Hizen Province. Shikinaisha are shinto shrines in the Engishiki Jinmyōchō. A book written in 927.
There are four shrines in the province. One is a Myōjin Taisha or a very important shrine.
Shikinaisha
| District | Name | Funding category | Rank | Notes | Coordinates | Shrine DB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matsura district | Tashima Shrine | Kokuhei-sha | Myōjin Taisha | 33°33′21″N 129°53′25″E / 33.555922°N 129.890353°E | DB | |
| Matsura district | Shijiki Shrine | Kokuhei-sha | Shikinai Shosha | 33°10′42″N 129°22′09″E / 33.178307°N 129.369101°E | DB | |
| Kii district | Araho Shrine | Kokuhei-sha | Shikinai Shosha | 33°26′02″N 130°30′34″E / 33.434017°N 130.509468°E | DB | |
| Saga district | Yodohime Shrine | Kokuhei-sha | Shikinai Shosha | Ichinomiya | 33°19′35″N 130°16′06″E / 33.326271°N 130.268291°E | DB |
Shikigeisha
Shikigeisha are shrines that existed in the province at the time, but were missed by the Engishiki Jinmyōchō. There are two missed shrines in the province.
| Name | Historical source(s) |
|---|---|
| Inasa Shrine, Hizen | Nihon Sandai Jitsuroku |
| Unzen Onsen Shrine | — |