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Aichi Shrine

Nagakusa-Tenjin-sha

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A historic shrine founded in 1494 hosting a unique sake festival featuring mythical creatures and traditional unrefined rice wine.

Nagakusa-Tenjin-sha
Cracknell 1991 CC BY-SA 3.0 resized via Wikimedia Commons

What it is

  • A Shinto shrine founded in 1494 by Fujita Minbu
  • Dedicated to the deity Sugawara no Michizane
  • Home to a sake brewing tradition dating back to the seventeenth century
  • The site of the Doburoku Festival, a tangible folk cultural property

What to see

  • Figures of the mythical creature Shojo walking through the grounds
  • Traditional unrefined sake brewed by local groups in dedicated fields
  • A mochi throwing ceremony held during the annual event

When to go

  • The annual festival takes place on the Sunday before February 25th
  • Local groups begin brewing the festival sake during January

Getting there

  • The shrine is accessible from JR Kyowa Station

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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