Oyada-jinja Shrine

Shrine
A Shinto shrine located in the Kaededani Valley at the foot of Mt. Tennozan which was founded over 2,000 years ago. The current main shrine was built in 1672 and is notable for its extravagant carving and showy coloring similar to the Nikko Toshogu Shrine, a style which flourished in the early Edo period. The most magnificent structure in the city, this building is also designated a National Important Cultural Property. Some 3,000 Japanese mountain maples grow on the shrine’s grounds, making it one of the leading destinations for enjoying fall foliage in the prefecture. The shrine holds a Momiji Festival celebrating maples and fall foliage which lasts from early November to early December; the shrine also holds the Oyada Hinkoko Festival, a designated National Selected Intangible Folk-Cultural Property, in the spring and in the autumn.

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Gifu Pref. Minoshi Oyada 2596 map map Map
Closed
open everyday
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Available(200spaces)
※11/Mar.- Dec.1stSunday is Charge
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Not available
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Not available
Wi-Fi
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[Contact information]
0575-33-1155 (Mino City Hall Mino Washi Promotion Division)
0575-35-3660 (Mino City Tourism Association)
Estimated stay time
0-30 minutes

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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