Tsukuo Hachiman Shrine
踞尾八幡神社
Ancient shrine in Sakai City with historical legends and unique architecture, easily accessible by train.
What it is
- Originated in the mid-9th century.
- Dedicated to Hachiman Okami and other deities.
- Main deity is Homutawake no Mikoto.
- Legend of Empress Jingu and Minamoto no Yoshitsune visiting.
What to see
- Stone torii gate built in 1707.
- Stone lanterns with an inscription from 1706.
- Main hall in Gongen-zukuri style.
- Stone where Minamoto no Yoshitsune rested.
- Two large camphor trees are preserved.
When to go
- Annual festival on January 1.
- Annual festival on February 3.
- Annual festival on July 13.
- Annual festival on October 5.
Getting there
- 5-minute walk from Tsukunoo Station.
- Tsukunoo Station is on the Hanwa Line.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
大阪府堺市西区津久野町3-20-25 Open in Google Maps
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