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Kehi-jingu Shrine (氣比神宮)

Name: Kehi-jingu Shrine
Telephone: 0770220794

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Location of the scenic spots from “Narrow Road to the Interior”, Kehi-jingu Shrine is a shrine of Echizen serving the Hokuriku Road and is located in Tsuruga City in Fukui Prefecture. The primary god worshipped there is Izasawake-no-mikoto, who oversees food, and has long been worshipped as a god for protecting all of life (food, shelter, clothing), particularly in seafaring, and fishing. There are many sites to see, such as the large torii gate (Important Cultural Property), the “old man” Noh masks, Sarutahiko masks (both Cultural Properties) and the eucalyptus trees (Natural Monuments for Tsuruga City). Approximately 10 minutes via Tsuruga Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.

Fukui Pref. Tsurugashi Akebonochou 11-68 (EchizenArea)

0770220794

6:00-17:00 (Presentation office is 9:00-16:45)

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Review of Kehi Shrine

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Reviewed:2018/04/25 Lovely

We visited the Shrine whilst on a cruise day stop. We saw several Shrines whilst in Japan and although they all seem very much alike there is always a different charm to them all. It was quiet and...

Reviewed:2018/04/20 Excellent traditional dance demonstration

My wife and I visited the Kehi shrine as part of a day trip to Tsuruga. We were fortunate to be see some traditional dance and music demonstrations but most striking for us was the friendliness of...

Reviewed:2017/10/29 Fascinating Glimpse at Eastern Religion

The shrine sits on expansive grounds and, therefore, is also surrounded by a tranquil ambience. It has a major shrine building where worshippers can toll a bell plus a number of smaller outer...

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