Jogu Shrine
常宮神社
Jogu Shrine is a historic site in Tsuruga, known for its ancient bell and as a guardian of safe childbirth.
What it is
- Formerly an auxiliary shrine of Kehi Jingu.
- Known as a god of safe childbirth.
- Revered as a guardian of navigation and fishing.
What to see
- Main hall rebuilt in 1713.
- Main hall is a Fukui Prefecture tangible cultural property.
- Worship hall and middle gate are cultural properties.
- Korean bell is a designated National Treasure.
- Korean bell dates from the Unified Silla period.
When to go
- Annual festival is held on July 22nd.
Getting there
- Accessible by bus from Tsuruga Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
福井県敦賀市常宮13-16 Open in Google Maps
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