Hakozaki-gu Shrine筥崎宮

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Also known as “Hakozaki Hachiman-gu Shrine,” alongside Usa Hachiman-gu Shrine and Iwashimizu Hachiman-gu Shrine this is one of the three great Hachiman-gu Shrines of Japan. Emperor Ojin is the main enshrined deity, along with Empress Jingu and Tamayori-hime. In Nishioku there is the “Ajisai Garden” and “Shinen Flower Park,” with spring being the best time to see peonies, and the early summer best for hydrangeas. The “Tamaseseri Festival” that takes place each January 3 is a famous festival in which there are two wooden balls that represent yin and yang and bring good fortune and the contestants vie over the “yang” ball.

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Reviewed:2018/11/22 Hakozakigu

Near exit 1 of hakozaki-miya-mae station... not as crowdedas u expected. Worth a visit at least if u in Fukuoka.

Reviewed:2018/11/13 Must Visit Shrine

One of the shrine in Fukuoka not to be miss, experience the vast canopy main building, big temple ground, walk to the back of the shrine is a main road, just opposite the toilet you will find a...

Reviewed:2017/05/31 Hachimangu

Hakozakigu is beside Yawata (Kyoto) and Usa (Oita) one of three major Hachimangu shrines in Japan. A passageway from the seaside to the shrine is long and straight, and this gives you an idea how big...

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