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Inata Shrine (稲田神社)
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Inata Shrine (稲田神社)

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About this spot

A shrine standing in a village of Okuizumo Town, enshrining Inatahime-no-Mikoto (稲田姫命). This land is deeply connected to the myth of Yamata-no-Orochi, the eight-headed serpent, and in the precinct surrounded by quiet cedar groves the very air seems to change as you walk the approach. The visit itself takes only a short time, so it is no burden even with small children. Within the grounds there is a place to enjoy soba, letting you have a lunch that is characteristic of Okuizumo. Walking the stage of a myth and then heading off for water play is a uniquely Okuizumo way to put a day together.

Tips

The dining facility in the precinct may have limited opening days and hours, so it is safest to check in advance or to bring a boxed lunch as well. A shrine is also part of daily life here, so stay quiet within the grounds and park only in the designated spaces. Avoid going into the water right after eating; rest for about 30 minutes before heading to the pool.

Best time to visit

About 1 hour 5 minutes. Finishing your visit before the lunch rush makes it easier to get a table

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Access & map

〒699-1821 島根県仁多郡奥出雲町稲原2128−1

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