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Third Main Hall
阿蘇市一の宮町宮地
The Third Main Hall located within the grounds of Aso Shrine is an Important Cultural Property constructed during the shrine restoration project in the late Edo period.
History
Built in 1843 CE (late Edo period), this shrine building features the Sanjashayukizuka style (a three-bay structure with a sloping roof), a Chidori Hafu (a curved gable roof) on the front facade, and a copper plate roof. Aso Shrine has long been revered as the Ichinomiya (the most important shrine) of Higo Province. Within the shrine grounds, the First, Second, and Third Main Halls are arranged in a symmetrical layout.
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