Awa-jinja Shrine安房神社

Name: Awa-jinja Shrine
Telephone: 0470280034

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Shrine

Awa-jinja Shrine, said to date from 660, includes the Kaminomiya (main shrine), Shimonomiya (auxiliary shrine), Itsukushimasha (subordinate shrine), and Kotohirasha (subordinate shrine). The primary Kami honored here is Ame-no-Futodama-no-mikoto, who is the kami of all Japan’s industry. After visiting, please stop at the Azuchi Tea House in the shrine grounds.

Chiba Pref. Tateyamashi Daijingu 589

0470280034

Review of Awa Jinja

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Reviewed:2017/10/05 Calm and Relaxed Shrine in Tateyama. Chiba

I came here on Saturday noon. There aren't much people, which make the place silent harmonically with a lot of trees. This shrine is surrounded by mountains, so you can feel good Japanese nature...

Reviewed:2014/07/29 I do not know who will be here, but holy spirit make me comfort

One of the most holy place in east Japan, I think. Please visit here and feel this spiritual power. It will be wonderful experience.

Reviewed:2018/11/28 パワースポット巡り

平日の昼間に参拝しました。参道の両側には桜の木が有り、春の時期にもう一度参拝したいと思いました！そして今日も沢山のパワーをいただきました。

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Details

Address

Chiba Pref. Tateyamashi Daijingu 589 [map]

Phone

0470280034

Hours: 8:30-17:00
Closed: open everyday
Fees: Precincts freedom
Parking Lot: Available(50spaces)
Credit Card: Not available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Access

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Nearby Restaurants

Yoshida Ya

Soba / Udon
Reifua

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Chinese Cuisine reika

Ramen

Nearby Hotels

Pension Flora

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Chiba Main Areas

The Boso Peninsula forms the main body of Chiba prefecture, and this is where you'll find its endless warm water beaches and jagged mountains. Further inland, Naritaã¼most famous as the home of Narita Airportã¼is a secret haven of tradition and history in the form of centuries-old Shinshoji Temple and quaint wooden Edo buildings. Chiba prefecture is also home to both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea.

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