
Oiwa Shrine
Flow of the course
About 30 min from the previous stop
About 75 min here
About this spot
Said to enshrine as many as 188 deities, this is one of Ibaraki's leading power spots. Pass through the torii gate and you'll find the sacred tree called Sanbon Sugi (Three Cedars), over 500 years old, towering above, while the moss-covered approach is wrapped in a hushed, forest atmosphere. After a lively day of fun, it's the perfect way to end with a quiet family walk through the woods.
Tips
The approach is a gravel path, so a baby carrier is more reassuring than a stroller. It's about a 10-minute walk each way to the main hall, manageable even for small children. Visiting before it gets dark is recommended.
Best time to visit
40 minutes to 1 hour for a visit. Going before evening is reassuring.
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Access & map
〒311-0402 茨城県日立市入四間町752
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