Aoi Aso Shrine
Aoi Aso Shrine
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This small-town shrine in Hitoyoshi holds an extraordinary distinction: five of its thatched-roof buildings from 1610–1618 were designated National Treasures in 2008 — the first thatched-roof shrine buildings in Japan to receive this honor. The striking combination of Southern Kyushu architectural style with Chinese and Buddhist influences makes it architecturally unique.
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Current National Treasure buildings constructed by the Sagara clan.
Five buildings designated as National Treasures — Kumamoto Prefecture's first.
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The first thatched-roof shrine buildings in Japan to be designated National Treasures.
Source: documented
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Location Coordinates
32.2075, 130.7556
Physical Address
118 Kamiaoi-machi, Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto 868-0005
Province historique
Higo
การเดินทาง
Hitoyoshi Station (JR Hisatsu Line)
เวลาทำการ
24 hours
Site officiel
https://aoisan.jp/Pourquoi ce sanctuaire
Five National Treasure thatched-roof buildings — the first of their kind to be so designated.
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What is Aoi Aso Shrine?
This small-town shrine in Hitoyoshi holds an extraordinary distinction: five of its thatched-roof buildings from 1610–1618 were designated National Treasures in 2008 — the first thatched-roof shrine buildings in Japan to receive this honor. The striking combination of Southern Kyushu architectural style with Chinese and Buddhist influences makes it architecturally unique.
Where is Aoi Aso Shrine located?
Aoi Aso Shrine is located in Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto. The full address is: 118 Kamiaoi-machi, Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto 868-0005.
What deities are enshrined at Aoi Aso Shrine?
The enshrined deities are: Takeiwatatsu no Mikoto.