Noda Shrine
豊榮神社・野田神社
A historic shrine complex in Yamaguchi dedicated to the Mori clan, featuring cultural treasures and a traditional Noh theater.
What it is
- A shrine complex established in 1873 to enshrine the feudal lords of the Mori clan.
- Designated as Beppyo Shrines, indicating high status within the Association of Shinto Shrines.
- The site consists of two neighboring shrines, Noda Shrine and Toyosaka Shrine.
What to see
- Main buildings constructed in the traditional Sangensha Nagare-zukuri architectural style.
- A city-designated Noh theater located within the Noda Shrine grounds.
- The Hyakuman Isshin stone monument representing the unity of the Mori family.
- Important cultural properties including a Heian period sword and a portrait of Mori Motonari.
Getting there
- Located a 15-minute walk from Kamiyamaguchi Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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