Koyasusya

Located on a slope near the border of Ina City and former Takato Town.
Koyasu Shrine, Hachiman Shrine, and Myogi Shrine are housed together in a covering structure, with Tenmangu Shrine nearby.
Historically protected as the prayer site of Takato Castle lords, the shrine was rebuilt in its current location in 1665 after a landslide destroyed the original.
The approach features a wooden torii with shrine names and a stone torii further along.

At the end of the stone steps, the main shrine is flanked by Tenmangu Shrine on the left and various small shrines on the right.
Each small shrine has its own torii, creating an impressive scene.

The Myogi Shrine's main hall is a single-bay nagare-zukuri style with shingle roofing, featuring beveled square pillars.
Though faded, the original color decorations are still visible.
The structure includes various wooden elements and detailed carvings of carp, deer, and boar.
The architecture shows influences from the late Muromachi to Momoyama periods.

Next to Koyasu Shrine, Tenmangu Shrine is housed in a covering structure.
Though damaged, the plain wooden structure has an elegant charm, with visible carvings and decorations.

The structure features round pillars, detailed carvings, and floral motifs.
The architecture, with remnants of color patterns, dates from the late 17th century based on stylistic elements.