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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Aso Jinja

阿蘇市 阿蘇

The 2016 Kumamoto earthquake brought down its gate and worship hall. Every fallen piece was numbered, collected, and where usable returned to its orig…

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Aoi Aso Jinja

人吉市 人吉・球磨

Its main hall, corridor and gate are National Treasures. It is rare for thatched shrine architecture to be designated a National Treasure.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Heitate Jingu

山都町 阿蘇

Almost at the centre of Kyushu, high above sea level. The great cedar in its grounds is said, by tradition, to be 15,000 years old.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kato Jinja

熊本市 熊本

It enshrines Kato Kiyomasa. Standing beside the honmaru of Kumamoto Castle, it looks up at the keep from close range.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kikuchi Jinja

菊池市 熊本

It enshrines the Kikuchi clan, who fought for the Southern Court. Also known for its cherry blossom.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kamishikimi Kumano Imasu Jinja

高森町 阿蘇

An approach lined with lanterns through a stand of cedars. The Ugatoiwa, a great rock pierced through at the far end, is said to let wishes pass.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Honmyoji

熊本市 熊本

The mausoleum of Kiyomasa. The Jochibyo stands at the top of 176 stone steps.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Fujisaki Hachimangu

熊本市 熊本

The tutelary shrine of Higo, known for its autumn festival and its procession of attendant warriors.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Oe Tenshudo

天草市 天草

A white church on a hill, standing in a village of hidden Christians.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Sakitsu Kyokai

天草市 天草

It stands within a fishing village. Unusually, the floor inside is laid with tatami.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kokuzo Jinja

阿蘇市 阿蘇

The north shrine of Aso Jinja. Known for the great cedar of Tono.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Ugeto no Iwa

高森町 阿蘇

A great hole said to have been kicked through by an ogre. It is held to let any difficulty pass.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Takamori Aso Jinja

高森町 阿蘇

The tutelary shrine of southern Aso. It preserves the Fuchin festival.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Shirakawa Yoshimi Jinja

南阿蘇村 阿蘇

It stands at the mouth of the Shirakawa spring. One of the hundred famous waters of Japan.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Ungan Zenji

熊本市 熊本

It has the Reiganto cave, where Miyamoto Musashi wrote the Book of Five Rings.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kengun Jinja

熊本市 熊本

Held to be the oldest shrine in Kumamoto. Its approach runs about 500 metres.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Izumi Jinja

熊本市 熊本

It stands within Suizenji Jojuen garden, and enshrines the Hosokawa family.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kitaoka Jinja

熊本市 熊本

A married pair of camphor trees stands on the approach. A shrine of the Gion faith.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Jochibyo

熊本市 熊本

Kato Kiyomasa lies here. It was built at the same height as Kumamoto Castle.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kikuchi Jinja

菊池市 熊本

It enshrines the Kikuchi family, who fought for the Southern Court.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Kosa Jinja

甲佐町 熊本

One of the four Aso shrines. It stands by a river known for weir fishing for sweetfish.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Konoura Jinja

宇城市 熊本

One of the four Aso shrines, facing the Ariake Sea.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Yatsushiro Jinja

八代市 八代

One of the three great Myoken shrines of Japan. Its Myoken festival is UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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熊本県 · Shrines & temples

Matsui Jinja

八代市 八代

It enshrines the Matsui, lords of Yatsushiro Castle. A tea house and garden survive.

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