Hayabusa Shrine
隼神社
Hayabusa Shrine is a historic Nara shrine with unique artifacts, worth visiting for its ancient roots.
What it is
- Dedicated to Hayabusa-so-betsu-no-mikoto.
- Originally known as Tsubakimoto Shrine.
- A small Benzaiten shrine was established here.
- Its original structure was lost in a 1180 fire.
What to see
- A sacred withered persimmon tree.
- An old stone lantern from 1719.
- Munakata Shrine, a subordinate shrine.
- Enmei Jizo statue in the shrine office.
- The Enmei Jizo statue is 73 centimeters tall.
- Enmei Jizo is a Nara City cultural property.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
奈良県奈良市角振新屋町44 Open in Google Maps
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