Kingyoku Shrine
金玉神社
A unique Niigata shrine founded in the 1950s after a divine vision, famous for its name and seasonal stamp seals.
What it is
- A Shinto shrine established between 1951 and 1953 in Niigata City.
- Founded by a local resident following a divine vision.
- Built on land that was previously wasteland.
- Frequently featured in media due to its unique name.
What to see
- Three types of seasonal stamp seals offered monthly to visitors.
- Kingyoku Inari Shrine located in the immediate vicinity.
- The surrounding Sakura Promenade Park area.
Getting there
- Five-minute walk from the Ono-nakamachi bus stop.
- Ten-minute drive from the Niigata-nishi Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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