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Kawagoe Kumano Shrine

Japan, 350-0066 17-1 Renjakucho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture

Kawagoe Kumano Shrine is a shrine with a history that began in 1590 when it was commissioned by Kumano Hongu Taisha in present-day Wakayama Prefecture. In addition, the Yatagarasu, which is the company emblem, is a bird that serves the great god of Kumano.It is also said to be the bird that brings dawn and the sun, and is widely worshiped as a spiritual bird that leads to a world of hope. It is also used as the symbol of the Japan Football Association, and is said to contain the hope that it will lead them to victory. It is also known as a fun power spot, with many interesting gift items such as seasonal goshuin stamps and quirky fortunes.

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Telephone number 049-225-4975
Website https://www.kawagoekumano.jp/
Access
  • [If using the train] ▸When using the Seibu Shinjuku Line Approximately 5 minutes walk from "Honkawagoe Station" [If using a car] ▸When using Kanetsu Expressway Approximately 5km from Kawagoe IC on the Kanetsu Expressway *There is no parking lot, and only those who wish to come by car can enter. In addition, for those who pray, the shrine will provide parking fee assistance up to 10% of the prayer fee (maximum 1,000 yen).
Language 日本語
Other *Telephone reception hours: Weekdays 10:00~16:00
Last Update ： 2023.10.25   GTN Haneda Airport Garden

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