Uda Mikumari Shrine
宇太水分神社
Ancient Mikumari shrine with National Treasure architecture, accessible by bus from Haibara Station.
What it is
- One of four Mikumari shrines in Yamato.
- Also known as Chusha, the middle shrine.
- Founded during the era of Emperor Sujin.
What to see
- Three main halls are designated National Treasures.
- First and third main halls date to 1320.
- Second main hall renovated in 1558.
- Kusuga Shrine is an Important Cultural Property.
- Munakata Shrine is an Important Cultural Property.
When to go
- Visit during the Utano Mikumari Festival.
Getting there
- Take a Nara Kotsu bus from Haibara Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
奈良県宇陀市菟田野古市場244-3 Open in Google Maps
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