Himeji Jinja

Interesting

This is an interesting shrine located to the East of the castle. Close to the museum of art. It is worth visiting.

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A great place, is near the castle, very quiet, quiet and comfortable, no crowd of tourists. Excellent view.

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Near the castle. An unacceptable place, very lonely. You can rest from tourists and enjoy the flower.

in himeji, i realized how kawai sukio was treated as a great man in the local community.

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I learned that there were statues of Munemasa Sakai (Tadai) Himeji Domain 2nd feudal lord, and statues of Suo Kawai (Michiomi), who contributed greatly to Himeji's culture and financial reform. I visited. When I visited here, what was impressive was that there was a gateway in three directions, in two directions, the front and the side (see attached photo). Further surprise is that there is [Suno Jinja Shrine (see attached photo)] as a precinct shrine, and in Himeji, how "Kawai Suno (Michiomi)" is treated as a local great man ...

I visited when I entered Himeji Castle from Himeji City Museum of Art.

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The deity is Masashin Sakai, the successive feudal lord of the Sakai family of the Himeji domain, and is said to be the former prefectural shrine. It is located on the premises of Himeji Castle, but it was quiet probably because it was off the sightseeing route. I visited when entering Himeji Castle from Himeji City Museum of Art.