Miyajidake-jinja Shrine宮地嶽神社

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This Shinto shrine is dedicated to Empress Jingu, Katsumura-no-Okami and Katsuyori-no-Okami. A large number of visitors come to pay homage to the gods of business success, road safety and family security. The special shimenawa rope hung at the inner shrine is 11 meters long and weighs 3 tons, making it Japan’s largest. The Okunomiya Fudo Jinja Shrine at the back of the shrine is located inside a large stone chamber belonging to the Maruzuka Kofun ancient tomb. Twice a year, the sun setting into the sea shines a light on the torii gate and road up to the shrine, creating a “road of light” leading to the shrine. This appears in February and October, so be sure to visit after checking the schedule.

Fukuoka Pref. Fukutsushi Miyajimotomachi 7-1 (Fukuoka / DazaifuArea)

0940520016

[Open the main hall Hours] Exit Sunday-Enter Sunday [Prayer Hours of Operation] 8:30-17:00
[Granting Office] 7:00-19:00

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Reviewed:2019/12/18 Miyajidak

this is a very good place to visit. the problem is we came at a rainy day, otherwise it will be a very good place to visit. it will be even better if you come in autumn, cause most of the leaves...

Reviewed:2016/12/27 Fantastic!

As the sunrise is expected to be 7:18 a.m., I took the first subway train from Ohori Koen, the first JR train from Hakata and the first bus from Fukuma to reach there around 6:00 a.m. Though it was...

Reviewed:2019/12/24 宮地嶽神社（Miyajidake-jinja Shrine）

宮地嶽神社は神功皇后を主祭神とする神社で福津市に鎮座しています。
大注連縄や、玄界灘へまっすぐ伸びる参道で有名。
宮地浜海水浴場に面したところに鳥居があります。
本殿は屋根が金色で正面からは拝殿に隠れて分かりませんが裏手に行くと分かります。
また裏手に5分ほどのところには奥の宮八社があり、こちらも八社参りとしてかなりの人が参拝します。
アクセスは基本車ですが、最寄り駅の福間駅からバスも出ています...

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