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Sandai shrine

Japan, 525-0005 309 Shinacho, Kusatsu City, Shiga Prefecture

Sandai shrine located about 5km from Kusatsu Station. The magnificent old wisteria is famous for being called ``sand-rubbed wisteria'' because its ears grow so long that they rub against the ground. It blooms from late April to early May every year and is crowded with visitors. Beside the main shrine is a hexagonal pillar stone lantern from the Kamakura period, which is a nationally designated important cultural property and is a must-see.

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Telephone number 090-6247-2240
Access
  • Train/Bus: From the west exit of Kusatsu Station on the JR Biwako Line, take the Omi Tetsudo Bus bound for Karasuma Peninsula (excluding routes via Koshu) or Oroshimo or Yamaga bound for "Kita Ogaya" or "Yoshidaguchi" and walk for about 10 minutes, then take the Mame Bus (5). Kasanui-Higashi-Tokiwa Line (Tokiwa Circulation) Get off at "Yoshida Sandai shrine" and walk for about 5 minutes
Language 日本語
Other *Telephone calls will be answered by the Fujikoboku Preservation Society. Can only be used during the wisteria blooming period.
Last Update ： 2023.11.28   Kusatsu City Tourism and Products Association

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