Kashihara Jingu
Built on the site where Japan's first Emperor ascended to the throne.
A grandiose shrine established in 1890 on the legendary site of the palace of Emperor Jimmu, the first Emperor of Japan. The vast grounds symbolize the foundation of the nation.
神社歷史緣起
According to the Nihon Shoki, this location (Kashihara Palace) is where Emperor Jimmu ascended the throne as the first Emperor of Japan in 660 BC, marking the founding of the nation. In the Meiji period, reflecting a surge in national identity, local volunteers petitioned for a shrine to be built here. Emperor Meiji granted this, and the shrine was completed in 1890.
Though relatively new compared to ancient shrines, it holds immense significance as the spiritual starting point of the Japanese state.
御祭神
境內看點
The scale of the shrine is overwhelming. The approach is wide and long, leading to a massive Main Hall and Worship Hall built in traditional styles. The Main Hall was actually relocated from the Imperial Palace in Kyoto (originally the Kashikodokoro), making it an Important Cultural Property.
The vast inner grounds create a sense of awe and openness, unlike the dense forests of other shrines.
重大祭典
The 'Kigensai' on February 11th (National Foundation Day) is the most important festival, celebrating the founding of Japan. It is attended by thousands and features martial arts demonstrations.
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