The main shrine, which is said to have been built in 806, is a nationally designated important cultural property.

Ichinomiya, said to have been founded in 806, the first year of the Daido era, is a national historic site, and the main hall of Kibitsu Shrine and its wooden lion-dog statues are designated as important national cultural properties. Every November, the city holds a large festival that is seen as a reenactment of the market in the Middle Ages, and on Setsubun Day, February 3rd, the Setsubun Festival and Horafuki Ceremony is held, attracting many worshippers.

INFORMATION

business hours
All day
Holidays
Open daily
price
free
address
729-3104400 Miyauchi, Shinichicho, Fukuyama City
Phone Number
0847-51-3395
Number of parking spaces
250
Parking notes
250 units (free)

ACCESS

729-3104 
400 Miyauchi, Shinichicho, Fukuyama City

About 40 minutes by car from the Sanyo Expressway Fukuyama-higashi IC, or about 5 minutes by Chugoku Bus bound for Kanamaru from Shin-ichi Station on the JR Fukuen Line, just off the Ichinomiya bus stop. Or a 20-minute walk from JR Shinichi Station

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