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*''Japanese'': 下鴨神社 ''(shimogamo jinja)''
 
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Shimogamo Shrine is a major [[Shinto shrine]] in [[Kyoto]], and one of the oldest in Japan. It is closely associated with [[Kamigamo Shrine]], located a short distance upriver (north); together, the pair are regarded as the [[Kamo Shrines]]. Both are major sites for Imperial rituals and ceremonies.
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Shimogamo Shrine is a major [[Shinto shrine]] in [[Kyoto]], and one of the oldest in Japan. It is closely associated with [[Kamigamo Shrine]], located a short distance upriver (north); together, the pair are regarded as the [[Kamo Shrine]]s. Both are major sites for Imperial rituals and ceremonies.
    
The shrine was founded by the [[Kamo clan]] in the 8th century, and enshrines the [[kami|god]] Kamotaketsunemi no Mikoto and his daughter Tamayorihime no Mikoto, who is in turn the mother of Kamowakeikazuchi, the chief god of Kamigamo Shrine, having given birth to Kamowakeikazuchi after being impregnated by an arrow that had floated down the [[Kamo River]].
 
The shrine was founded by the [[Kamo clan]] in the 8th century, and enshrines the [[kami|god]] Kamotaketsunemi no Mikoto and his daughter Tamayorihime no Mikoto, who is in turn the mother of Kamowakeikazuchi, the chief god of Kamigamo Shrine, having given birth to Kamowakeikazuchi after being impregnated by an arrow that had floated down the [[Kamo River]].
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