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Suwataisya Shimosya Akimiya

3580 Shimosuwa Town, Suwa District

Akimia Shrine is located in Shimosuwa Town, facing the Wada Pass with Suwa Lake in the background.
The Suwa Taisha Shimosha includes two shrines, Akimiya and Harumiya, where deities are enshrined in autumn and spring, respectively.

Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

The first building you see after passing through the torii gate is the Kaguraden, adorned with a large shimenawa.
Built by the second generation of the Tachikawa school, Tsumashige, in 1835, the Kaguraden has a T-shaped structure with a gabled roof at the front and a hipped roof at the back.
The entire building is unpainted, giving it a simple appearance.

Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

The katanogareden on either side of the heiden are simple corridor-style buildings without carvings.
Historical records from the Edo period refer to the heiden as "emperor's house" and the haiden as a corridor.

Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

Location3580 Shimosuwa Town, Suwa District
Websitehttp://suwataisha.or.jp/
DeityYasakatome no Mikoto
HeidenImportant Cultural Property
1780 (An'ei 9) plaque
CarpenterTachikawa Washiro Tomimune, Miyasaka Chobei
Architectural StyleOne bay wide, two bays deep, tower style, gabled roof with front gable, copper roofing
One building with left and right sleeve fences
Left and Right KatanogaredenImportant Cultural Property
1780 (An'ei 9) documents
CarpenterTachikawa Washiro Tomimune, Miyasaka Chobei
Architectural StyleEach five bays wide, two bays deep, single-story, gabled roof, copper roofing, two buildings
KaguradenImportant Cultural Property
1835 (Tenpo 6) plaque
CarpenterMitsui Shohei, Tachikawa Washiro Tomimune
Architectural StyleFive bays wide, three bays deep, single-story, gabled roof (T-shaped), front gable, copper roofing, one building

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