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The Great Ginkgo Tree at Nogi Shrine
野木町野木２４０４
A koshya (provincial shrine) located in Nogi Town, Tochigi Prefecture. Within the precincts stands a massive ginkgo tree (kousonju), estimated to be 1,200 years old, said to have been planted by Sakamoto Tamaru.
History
仁徳天皇の時代、奈良別王が莵道稚郎子命の遺骸を奉じて祀ったことに始まると伝承される。平安時代に坂上田村麻呂が社殿を造営し遷座し、鎌倉時代には配祭の五神が祀られた。江戸時代には古河藩の鎮守・祈願所とされ、明治5年に郷社に列した。
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What visitors say
The grounds feature a large ginkgo tree designated as a natural monument by the town, known for its mysterious vitality and distinctive drooping branches. Shrine cats can be seen walking around the precincts, and the area is also known as a habitat for owls. Unique offerings based on the 'breast tree' faith can be observed. Visiting during autumn to see the yellow leaves is highly recommended.
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