Izawa jinja

Located in Toba City, the Ichinomiya of Shima Province.
The shrine is situated on a peninsula in Anorizaki, Anorisako-cho, and is often referred to as Kaburako Daimyojin or "Kaburako-san".
It is said to have been established over 1500 years ago, but the details are unknown.

The path from the village to the shrine is a narrow road surrounded by bamboo and fields.
The torii gate stands on the coast facing the sea, known as a Shinmei torii.
From there, the path heads towards the center of Anorisaki.
The second torii is located at the end of the path up the mountain.

After walking for about 40 minutes, the shrine building, consisting of a gabled worship hall and the main hall behind it, appears.
The main hall is built in the Shinmei style with inward-sloping chigi, four katsuogi, and two ridge poles.
Although small in scale, the shrine possesses the characteristics of Jingu-style architecture.