Inano Shrine
猪名野神社
Inano Shrine is a historic site with unique architecture and cultural properties, worth visiting for its rich past.
What it is
- A shrine that was the northern end of Arioka Castle's sōgamae.
- Grounds are a National Historic Site as part of Arioka Castle ruins.
- Changed its name from Nonomiya to Inano Shrine in 1869.
What to see
- Main hall rebuilt in 1686.
- Haiden rebuilt in 1714.
- Heiden rebuilt around 1827.
- Main hall, haiden, and heiden are Prefectural Tangible Cultural Properties.
- 97 stone lanterns on the grounds, oldest from 1643.
- A soapberry tree is a designated natural monument.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
兵庫県伊丹市宮ノ前3丁目6-1 Open in Google Maps
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