Sana Shrine
佐那神社
A historic Mie Prefecture shrine built with recycled materials from Ise Grand Shrine, featuring traditional Shinmei-zukuri architecture and peaceful grounds.
What it is
- A historic shrine in Taki Town dedicated to Ametajikarao-no-mikoto and Aketatsu-no-o-no-mikoto.
- Listed in the Heian-period Engishiki Jinmeicho records of significant Japanese shrines.
- Formerly known by the names Omori-sha or Naka-no-miya.
- Promoted to the status of a prefectural shrine in 1943.
What to see
- Main hall built in the Shinmei-zukuri style using materials from Ise Grand Shrine.
- Expansive shrine grounds covering approximately 11,355 square meters.
- A subsidiary shrine called Wadama Shrine located within the grounds.
- Structures recently updated during a major reconstruction and relocation ceremony in 2015.
When to go
- The annual shrine festival is held every year on October 8th.
Getting there
- The shrine is a ten-minute walk from JR Sana Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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