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Imari Shrine
伊万里市立花町８３−８３−３
Located in Imari City, Saga Prefecture, this shrine holds the former rank of a prefectural shrine. It was established through the merger of Kōtsubo Shrine, Todogashima Shrine, and Iwaguri Shrine.
History
The former prefectural shrines of Kōtsubo, Todogashima, and Iwaguri were merged to form the current Imari Shrine in 1962. Kōtsubo Shrine originated as a shrine enshrining the clan ancestor of the Tachibana clan and later became a Shugendo shrine associated with the Himeka mountain range. Iwaguri Shrine was founded to pray for victory in battle, while Todogashima Shrine is said to date back to the era of Empress Jingū.
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What visitors say
Passing through the rōmon (towered gate), you are greeted by a serene atmosphere that allows for a solemn visit. The grounds feature ceramic wind chimes and busts of notable figures from Imari. After your visit, you can receive a Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) at the office. Access is convenient, with a free parking lot adjacent to the shrine and good connections from the train station.
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