Suwa taisha
諏訪大社
Suwa Grand Shrine is one of Japan's oldest, with unique architecture and a famous festival.
What it is
- Head shrine of 25,000 Suwa Shrines nationwide.
- Consists of four shrines around Lake Suwa.
- Features the 'Kaji no Ha' (mulberry leaf) crest.
- Dedicated to the deity Takeminakata-no-kami.
What to see
- Kamisha (Upper Shrine) on the south shore.
- Shimosha (Lower Shrine) on the north shore.
- Sacred Onbashira pillars at shrine building corners.
- Many buildings are Important Cultural Properties.
- Some shrine buildings lack a main hall.
When to go
- Onbashira Festival held every six years.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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