Flower hand water at Hirohata Shrine, Komono-cho, Mie Prefecture

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There are many flowers decorated in the chozuisha, and without using a ladle, you use the flowers to purify your soul before proceeding to the shrine.

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Anniversary Inn Saikoyo

A cozy ``anniversary inn'' located in a hot spring town with a history of 1,300 years. Inside the hotel, there is a lot of handmade hospitality created by young staff who work closely with customers. Conveniently located, approximately 60 minutes by car from urban Nagoya, and approximately 30 minutes from Nagashima Resort Yanabana no Sato and Suzuka Circuit. The colorful and vibrant dishes that make use of locally produced and locally consumed ingredients are also full of charm! The hot spring inn, which welcomes children and is full of fun activities, is frequented by many repeat guests with small children.

What is Hirohata Shrine?

Since it was commissioned by Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine by Mr. Yu Hijikata, the lord of the Komono domain, it has become the guardian shrine of the Hijikata family.

During the Edo period, it was called Sho Hachimangu Shrine (Hachiman-san), but after Suwa Shrine was enshrined in 1894, it started to be called Hirohata Shrine.

The approach to Hirohata Shrine in the morning sun

Sacred tree thunder cedar

dragon and flower hand water

worship hall

After visiting

Access to Hirohata Shrine

Address: 2770 Komono, Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie Prefecture 510-1233

Nearest station: 850m from Nakakomono Station on the Kintetsu Yunoyama Line

Yunoyama Onsen Ryokan Irodorikoyo is a 15-minute drive from Hirohata Shrine.

We have staff who can speak foreign languages.

Irodorikoyo

Why not try wearing Uchikake ♬

Open-air bath in a small forest

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