TOYOOKA City Hyogo Prefecture [Travel Guide] [1]Archived 2011-06-12 at the Wayback Machine "“Amenohiboko”, the ancestral god of the Tajima area is enshrined and eight kinds of treasure are present as Tajima's best shrine. Its name appears listed in the oldest literature of Japan, the Kojiki- and Nihon-shoki ("The Description of Folk History" and "The Chronicle of Japan," written in the Nara era), and is said to have been an important shrine of the San-in area since ancient days."
"Introduction". www.city.toyooka.hyogo.jp. Archived from the original on 2011-06-12. Retrieved 26 August 2016.
TOYOOKA City Hyogo Prefecture [Travel Guide] [1]Archived 2011-06-12 at the Wayback Machine "“Amenohiboko”, the ancestral god of the Tajima area is enshrined and eight kinds of treasure are present as Tajima's best shrine. Its name appears listed in the oldest literature of Japan, the Kojiki- and Nihon-shoki ("The Description of Folk History" and "The Chronicle of Japan," written in the Nara era), and is said to have been an important shrine of the San-in area since ancient days."
