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Kobe Shrine
〒671-1643 兵庫県たつの市揖保川町神戸北山２２２
Located in Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture, this shrine is also known as 'Nakuwazu no Miya' in reference to its autumn festival. The expansive grounds feature a garden, a pond, and artificial mounds, and the shrine is well-known for hosting weddings.
History
Mount Kobe has been revered as a sacred site inhabited by deities since ancient times, boasting a history of 1,200 years. In 1468, a branch spirit (bunrei) was invited from Miya Iwa Shrine in the province of Harima. During World War II, when the shrine priest was absent, the Murozaki family undertook the reconstruction of the shrine.
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What visitors say
The large torii gate visible from the national highway is a distinctive feature, and the grounds are spacious and beautifully maintained. Situated on a high plateau, the shrine offers views of the mountains to the south. It also features a Goshuin (shrine seal stamp) reception area and distinctive Komainu (lion-dog statues) as points of interest.
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