Sessha and Massha Shrines symbol
| Symbol | Sessha and Massha Shrines |
| Religion | Shinto |
| Origin | Inherent in Shinto shrine architecture. |
| Meaning | Represent auxiliary shrines dedicated to specific kami or spirits. |
| Appearance | Smaller shrine structures within a larger shrine complex. |
| Colors | Similar to the main shrine, often adorned with sacred symbols. |
| Usage | Houses specific kami and serves as focal points for worship. |
| History | Integral to the layout and function of Shinto shrines. |
| Popularity | Prevalent in larger Shinto shrines. |
| Importance | Signifies the diversity of kami and their unique roles. |
| Complexity | Structurally simpler but significant in spiritual diversity. |
| Emotions | Cultivates a sense of connection to specific kami and their attributes. |