The offering hall and hexagonal mikoshi are important cultural properties of the town, and a large cypress tree that is over 500 years old on the grounds.

The date of the shrine's establishment is unknown, but it is said that the lord of Futagoyama Castle in Jinseki County enshrined the shrine as his guardian deity, and the shrine building was erected in Tenbun 14 (1545). The current shrine building was rebuilt in Kyoho 21 (1736). The offering hall and hexagonal mikoshi (portable shrine) are designated as important cultural properties of the town. In addition, the large cypress tree in the precincts is approximately 30m tall and estimated to be over 500 years old, and is designated as a natural monument of the town.

INFORMATION

business hours
none
Holidays
Admission is free
address
729-35111640 High Light, Kanseki Kogen-cho, Kanseki-gun
Phone Number
0847-89-3341
Website

ACCESS

729-3511 
1640 High Light, Kanseki Kogen-cho, Kanseki-gun

About 80 minutes by car from Fukuyama Higashi IC. By car from Tojo IC, time required: about 20 minutes

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