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Shinano-no-Omiya Shrine
上田市常田２丁目２２−２５
A shrine located in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, believed to be the head shrine of Shinano Province. The grounds feature a sacred grove designated as a municipal natural monument, along with historically significant shrine buildings that have been preserved.
History
According to shrine tradition, it was founded in the 7th year of Emperor Suinin's reign (10th emperor) by Take-Ibuki-take-no-Mikoto, a grandson of Kami-Ya-i-mi-no-Mikoto. Believed to be the head shrine of Shinano Province, it was also referred to as 'Omiya-Suwa Dai Myojin' during the medieval period. Since the construction of Ueda Castle by the Sanada clan, it was designated as the castle's guardian shrine. The shrine received its current name in the Meiji era.
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What visitors say
Located along the old Hokkoku Kaido road, near the Shinshu University Faculty of Textile Science campus. The grounds are spacious, featuring a grand main hall and numerous shrine buildings enshrining various deities. It is equipped with a parking lot and playground equipment, offering a calm atmosphere frequented by local residents.
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