Wakinomiya Shrine
和貴宮神社
A historic guardian shrine in Miyazu featuring rare Edo-period architecture and a massive sacred rock for spiritual exploration.
What it is
- Guardian shrine for the eastern Miyazu district founded to honor local deities.
- The main hall dates back to 1807 and reflects traditional religious architecture.
- Historically known by the names Wakenomiya or Enoshima Jinja.
- Enshrines the deities Toyouke-bimeno-kami and Amenominakanushi-no-kami.
What to see
- The Omotemon gate built in the rare Mukai-karamon architectural style.
- A large sacred rock known as Mizukoshi-iwa located on the shrine grounds.
- Stone fences engraved with the names of wealthy merchants from the Edo period.
- A modern portable shrine newly constructed in 2006 for local festivals.
When to go
- The annual festival held every year from May 13 to May 15.
- Miyazu Matsuri featuring traditional floating drums and local celebrations.
Getting there
- A 10-minute walk from Miyazu Station to reach the shrine grounds.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Wakinomiya Shrine Open in Google Maps
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