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Hokkaido Jingu
札幌市 道央
Founded by decree of Emperor Meiji as guardian of the frontier. Barely 150 years old, yet no shrine in Hokkaido draws more worshippers. It enshrines t…
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北海道 · Shrines & temples
札幌市 道央
Founded by decree of Emperor Meiji as guardian of the frontier. Barely 150 years old, yet no shrine in Hokkaido draws more worshippers. It enshrines t…
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函館市 道南
Southern Hokkaido was tied to Honshu early on by the kitamaebune trade and the herring fishery. The shrine's history follows that.
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江差町 道南
Said to be among the oldest shrines in Hokkaido. It is bound up with life in Esashi, which the herring boom sustained.
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帯広市 道東
A shrine that grew with the opening of the Tokachi plain. Ezo squirrels are often seen in its grounds.
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網走市 道東
Guardian of the Okhotsk fisheries. It enshrines the three Munakata goddesses, showing that sea worship reached the northern edge of the country.
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旭川市 道北
The tutelary shrine of Asahikawa. It sits on Kaguraoka hill, tied to the history of the tondenhei settler-soldiers.
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せたな町 道南
Called the hardest shrine in Japan to reach. Beyond a steep stone stairway, worshippers haul themselves up the rock by chain to the main hall.
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旭川市 道北
Enshrined at Asahikawa as guardian of the northern defences. Linked to the tondenhei settler-soldiers.
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札幌市 道央
A place of distant worship set up in the city centre for those unable to climb to the main shrine on Maruyama in winter.
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小樽市 道央
The tutelary shrine of Otaru. It grew as the port town prospered.
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函館市 道南
Said to be the oldest temple in Hokkaido. It still carries the scars of the Battle of Hakodate.
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斜里町 道東
Standing at the gateway to Shiretoko. It has long watched over the Okhotsk fisheries.
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札幌市 道央
Its deity was invited from Ise. It shows how far faith spread during the settlement years.
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根室市 道東
Said to have been founded by Takadaya Kahei. Guardian of the northern fisheries.
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室蘭市 道央
The tutelary shrine of a town built on steel and its harbour.
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釧路市 道東
The tutelary shrine of Kushiro. A sea deity invited from Itsukushima in Aki.
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帯広市 道東
A Fudo hall that drew the faith of the settlers of Tokachi.
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洞爺湖町 道央
The shrine of a land that has lived through eruption after eruption of Mount Usu.
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旭川市 道北
The in-town hall paired with the main shrine on Kaguraoka.
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北見市 道東
The tutelary shrine of a town that prospered on the peppermint boom.
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松前町 道南
Enshrines Takeda Nobuhiro, founder of the Matsumae clan. It stands in the only castle town in Hokkaido.
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函館市 道南
A Toshogu built by the Hakodate magistrate's office to display the authority of the shogunate.
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札幌市 道央
Vermilion torii line the foot of Mount Moiwa. The deity was invited from Fushimi.
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平取町 道央
Places where the Ainu have long offered prayer. There is no shrine building; the mountain and the river themselves are what is revered.
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