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Kintomi Shrine

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金富神社

A historic shrine founded in 724, featuring unique Hachiman-zukuri architecture and potential ties to the origins of Usa Hachiman.

Kintomi Shrine
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What it is

  • Established in 724 as the village shrine of Buzen Ayahata-go.
  • Enshrines Emperor Chuai, Emperor Ojin, Empress Jingu, and other Shinto deities.
  • The Yahata family serves as the hereditary lineage for this site.
  • Some historical theories identify this location as the original site of Usa Hachiman.

What to see

  • The main hall is constructed in the traditional Hachiman-zukuri architectural style.

When to go

  • The annual festival takes place every year on May 17 and 18.
  • The Hatsu-u Festival is held on the first Rabbit Day of February.

Getting there

  • The shrine is a fifteen-minute walk from JR Shiida Station.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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