Kaminotsuke-kuni Ichinomiya Nukinosaki Shrine (上野國一之宮 貫前神社)
Flow of the course
About 15 min from the previous stop
About 45 min here
About 30 min to the next stop
Next stop: Compare Konjac Dishes at a Free BuffetAbout this spot
A rare "descending shrine" where the main hall appears down stone steps beyond the main gate—uncommon throughout Japan. Honored as the premier Shinto shrine of Kōzuke Province with nearly 1,500 years of history, the current sanctuary is said to have been rebuilt by the third Tokugawa shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu. The vermillion and black edifice features beautiful polychrome decorations and remains cherished locally for shichigo-san (七五三) celebrations and infant shrine visits.
Tips
The path to the main hall involves steep stone steps. It's safest to leave your stroller at the main gate and carry small children. Parking is available near the main gate, and the visit can be completed in about 30 minutes.
Best time to visit
Plan for approximately 30 minutes. Morning hours are quiet and peaceful for worship.
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現地の天気
20°C(現在)直近1週間の寒暖差は平均4.2℃。気温差が大きい日が続くと紅葉が進みやすいと言われています。
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Access & map
〒370-2452 群馬県富岡市一ノ宮１５３５
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