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Hatogaya Hachiman Shrine
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A shrine located in Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, serving as the Ujigami (local tutelary deity) of the Hatogaya district in southern Shirakawa Village. In mid-October, the Doburoku Festival is held, where visitors are served Doburoku (unfiltered sake).
History
Considered one of the oldest sites of worship in Shirakawa Village, it is believed to have originally been a shrine dedicated to a water deity. It is thought to have become a Hachiman Shrine after samurai clans strengthened their control during the Sengoku period.
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What visitors say
This shrine features large trees that create an atmosphere of dignity and strength. There is parking available nearby. During festivals, the Doburoku Festival takes place, featuring sake servings and food stalls. Visitors can enjoy sights within the grounds such as spring water and stone tablets recording local history.
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