Akita Suwa Shrine
秋田諏訪宮
諏訪神社
/ Suwa Jinja
Rebuilt in 1625 to restore Shinto practice in Nagasaki after Portuguese missionaries had suppressed local shrines, Suwa Shrine is the center of the Nagasaki Kunchi — one of Japan's most internationally-flavored festivals, incorporating Chinese dragon dances and Dutch-ship floats reflecting the city's cosmopolitan trading history.
Rebuilt to restore Shinto after the Christian suppression era. Center of the famous Nagasaki Kunchi festival.
God of wind, water, hunting, and warfare; patron deity of the Suwa region
The Nagasaki Kunchi festival features Chinese dragon dances and Dutch ship floats — reflecting Nagasaki's unique history as Japan's window to the world.
Source: documented
Location Coordinates
32.7528, 129.8806
18-15 Kaminishiyama-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0006
〒850-0006 長崎県長崎市上西山町18-15
Suwa Jinja-mae (Nagasaki Tram)
24 hours
秋田諏訪宮
諏訪神社(館林)
佐原諏訪神社
諏訪大社
手長神社
諏訪神社
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Rebuilt in 1625 to restore Shinto practice in Nagasaki after Portuguese missionaries had suppressed local shrines, Suwa Shrine is the center of the Nagasaki Kunchi — one of Japan's most internationally-flavored festivals, incorporating Chinese dragon dances and Dutch-ship floats reflecting the city's cosmopolitan trading history.
Suwa Shrine (Nagasaki) is located in Nagasaki, Nagasaki. The full address is: 18-15 Kaminishiyama-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0006.
The enshrined deities are: Takeminakata no Kami.