Oi Shrine
意非神社
Oi Shrine is an ancient Shikinaisha shrine with Japan's largest banner and wooden torii gate.
What it is
- Ancient Shikinaisha shrine, over a thousand years old.
- Dedicated to the deity Amenohinokami.
- Mentioned in the 927 AD Engishiki Jinmyocho.
- Formerly a village shrine with Chigai Ya-mon crest.
What to see
- Japan's largest banner, rebuilt in 1989.
- Banner pole made from a 100-year-old cedar tree.
- One of Japan's largest wooden torii gates.
Getting there
- Located on a hill at the entrance of Yadora district.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
鳥取県八頭郡若桜町屋堂羅1 Open in Google Maps
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