白山神社

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Hakusan jinja

Tono, Ōkuwa Village, Kiso District

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Ōkuwa Village, with the Kiso River flowing through it and old Nakasendō post towns, is home to Hakusan Shrine in the Tono district. The shrine, located on a steep mountainside, features stone torii gates and steps leading up to the shrine buildings. These buildings, including a gabled main hall and four sanctuaries covered by a protective structure, date back to the Kamakura period and were built by Tachibana Muneshige.

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The main hall of Hakusan Shrine is distinguished by its intricate design, such as dense rafters and a detailed doorway. It is the oldest Shinto shrine building in Nagano Prefecture, designated as a National Important Cultural Property.

LocationTono, Ōkuwa Village, Kiso District
WebsiteNone
DeityKukurihime no Mikoto
Main HallNational Important Cultural Property
1334
ArchitectShirō Tachibana Muneshige
Architectural StyleOne-bay nagare-zukuri, cypress bark roof
Zuō ShrineNational Important Cultural Property
1334
ArchitectShirō Tachibana Muneshige
Architectural StyleOne-bay nagare-zukuri, cypress bark roof
Izu ShrineNational Important Cultural Property
1334
ArchitectShirō Tachibana Muneshige
Architectural StyleOne-bay nagare-zukuri, cypress bark roof
Kumano ShrineNational Important Cultural Property
1334
ArchitectShirō Tachibana Muneshige
Architectural StyleOne-bay nagare-zukuri, cypress bark roof
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