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Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishi no Miya Shrine)
竹田市竹田町
Located in Honmachi, the castle town of Takada, this historic town guardian shrine has watched over the development of the town. One of its charms is the worship hall (haiden) that retains the atmosphere of the Meiji period.
History
The shrine was founded in 1307 CE (Tokuchi 2). Initially, it served as the town guardian of Kihara Todomachi. It was relocated when the Shiga clan established Tamaguri Town, and then moved again to Honmachi in 1594 CE (Bunroku 3) during the Nakagawa clan's transfer to Toyooka, coinciding with the development of the Takada town.
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Situated on a hilltop, the main hall (honden) and subsidiary shrines are located at the top of a stone staircase. The surrounding area serves as the venue for the 'Chikuraku' event, where candles are lit inside bamboo lanterns, offering a fantastic light-up display as a highlight. During events, congestion and a shortage of parking spaces are expected, so early action is recommended.
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