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Suikyo Shrine

朝倉市秋月野鳥784

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A prefectural shrine located in Asakura City, Fukuoka Prefecture, enshrining the successive feudal lords of the Akizuki Domain and those who died in battle. The shrine grounds feature the Black Gate (divine gate) of the former Akizuki Castle and are also renowned as a famous spot for autumn foliage.

History

The shrine's origins date back to 1859 CE (Ansei 6), when the 10th feudal lord of the Akizuki Domain, Kuroda Nagamoto, commemorated the 200th death anniversary of the 1st feudal lord, Nagamochi. He was granted the divine title 'Suikyo Myojin' by the Yoshida family and enshrined the deity in the side hall of the Hachiman Shrine. From 1872 CE (Meiji 5) to 1874 CE (Meiji 7), the current shrine buildings were constructed at the present site. In 1880 CE (Meiji 13), the Black Gate of Akizuki Castle was relocated to the shrine grounds. In 1947 CE (Shōwa 22), the successive feudal lords and those who died in battle from the Shimabara Rebellion through the Pacific War were jointly enshrined.

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What visitors say

Located in a secluded area of the former Akizuki Castle site, this shrine features a quiet, forested precinct. The grounds are abundant with maple trees, offering beautiful scenery during the autumn foliage season. While Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) and Omamori (protective amulets) are not typically distributed on-site, Goshuin may occasionally be available at a nearby shop.

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