Hokkaido Shrine
Hokkaido · Sapporo
Independent Ichinomiya Development
Kinomiya Shrine
Kinomiya Shrine
ค่าเข้าชม
Free
โกชูอิน
300 yen
การเดินทาง
5 min walk
เวลาทำการ
Dawn to dusk
ภาพรวม
Kinomiya Shrine in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, enshrines three deities — Onamuchi-no-Mikoto, Itakeru-no-Mikoto (the tree deity and son of Susanoo), and Yamato Takeru — and serves as the head shrine of 44 Kinomiya shrines nationwide. According to tradition, in 710 CE a fisherman's net repeatedly caught a sacred driftwood object in Atami Bay; the deity revealed himself in a dream as Itakeru-no-Mikoto and asked to be enshrined away from the noise of the sea. The shrine is celebrated for its 2,000-year-old sacred camphor tree (okususu), a nationally designated Natural Monument with a circumference of approximately 24 meters, which tradition holds will extend one's life by one year for each circuit made around it.
ประวัติ
การก่อตั้ง
📜ตามตำนาน
710
710
Traditional founding: sacred driftwood found by fisherman; Itakeru-no-Mikoto enshrined at forest site per divine dream instruction.
เทพเจ้าที่บูชา
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primary Deity
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secondary Deity
พรที่ได้รับ
เครือข่ายศาลเจ้า
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Location Coordinates
35.0940, 139.0659
Physical Address
43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka
Province historique
Izu Province
การเดินทาง
Kinomiya Station (JR Ito Line)
5 min walk
เวลาทำการ
Dawn to dusk
Informations visiteurs verifiees le 2026-04-06. Consultez le site officiel pour les details actuels.
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What is Kinomiya Shrine?
Kinomiya Shrine in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, enshrines three deities — Onamuchi-no-Mikoto, Itakeru-no-Mikoto (the tree deity and son of Susanoo), and Yamato Takeru — and serves as the head shrine of 44 Kinomiya shrines nationwide. According to tradition, in 710 CE a fisherman's net repeatedly caught a sacred driftwood object in Atami Bay; the deity revealed himself in a dream as Itakeru-no-Mikoto and asked to be enshrined away from the noise of the sea. The shrine is celebrated for its 2,000-year-old sacred camphor tree (okususu), a nationally designated Natural Monument with a circumference of approximately 24 meters, which tradition holds will extend one's life by one year for each circuit made around it.
Where is Kinomiya Shrine located?
Kinomiya Shrine is located in Atami-shi, Shizuoka. The full address is: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka.