Kure-hachimangu
久礼八幡宮
Visit this historic Hachimangu shrine to see Edo-period architecture and cultural properties.
What it is
- A Hachimangu shrine in Nakatosa Town.
- Formerly a prefectural shrine.
- Guardian deity for Anwa, Kure, and Kaminokae.
- Revered by fishermen as a guardian of the sea.
What to see
- Shrine building rebuilt in 1825.
- Late Edo period architectural style.
- Bronze spear, a Kochi Prefecture cultural property.
- Bell, a Nakatosa Town cultural property.
When to go
- Grand festival on August 14th and 15th.
- Omikokusai is a national intangible folk cultural property.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
高知県高岡郡中土佐町久礼 Open in Google Maps
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