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佐賀県 · Shrines & temples

Yutoku Inari Jinja

鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)

A vermilion main hall thrust out from the slope on a kakezukuri frame. It is often counted with Fushimi and Toyokawa among the three great Inari shrin…

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Tozan Jinja

有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)

The torii, the guardian lions and the great lanterns are all made of Arita porcelain. It enshrines Yi Sam-pyeong, held to be the father of Japanese po…

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Chiriku Hachimangu

みやき町 佐賀

It preserves the okayu-dameshi, in which the year is read from the state of a bowl of gruel. First shrine of Hizen Province.

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Tashima Jinja

唐津市 唐津

Among the oldest shrines in Hizen, standing on Kabeshima. It enshrines the three Munakata goddesses and has long guarded the sea route to the continen…

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Takeo Jinja

武雄市 西部(有田・伊万里)

The great camphor of Takeo, said to be 3,000 years old, stands deep in the grounds. There is a hollow at its base, and a shrine within it.

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Yutoku Honden

鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)

A vermilion hall framed in kakezukuri on the slope. It claims to be one of the three great Inari shrines of Japan.

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Okunoin (Yutoku)

鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)

At the top of the stone steps, with the whole of the Ariake Sea in view.

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Tashima Jinja

唐津市 唐津

Among the oldest shrines in Saga. The gateway to Yobuko, the town of squid.

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Yodohime Jinja

佐賀市 佐賀

First shrine of Hizen Province, standing on the bank of the Kase river.

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Toyotamahime Jinja

嬉野市 西部(有田・伊万里)

The guardian of a hot spring known for the skin. A white catfish is held to be its messenger.

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Takeo no Okusu

武雄市 西部(有田・伊万里)

A great camphor said to be 3,000 years old. There is a hollow at its base, with a shrine inside.

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Suga Jinja (Ogi)

小城市 南部(鹿島・小城)

It stands at the top of a steep stone stairway. The tutelary shrine of a town of yokan.

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Taku Seibyo

多久市 南部(鹿島・小城)

It enshrines Confucius. One of only four such old Confucian shrines in Japan.

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Kushidagu

神埼市 佐賀

It carries a tradition of being the original shrine of Kushida Jinja in Hakata.

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Myobusha

鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)

It enshrines the white fox, the messenger of Inari. It stands on the way up to the inner sanctuary.

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Sayohime Jinja

唐津市 唐津

It carries the tale of Matsura Sayohime and her lost love, standing on Kabeshima at Yobuko.

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Kagami Jinja

唐津市 唐津

It enshrines Fujiwara no Hirotsugu. Its Korean-made Yoryu Kannon figure is an Important Cultural Property.

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Homan Jinja

唐津市 唐津

A shrine looking out over the sea of Matsura.

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Fudoin

武雄市 西部(有田・伊万里)

It stands at the foot of Mount Mifune.

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Jiki Torii

有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)

A torii made of blue-and-white porcelain. A nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property.

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Matsubara Jinja

佐賀市 佐賀

It enshrines Nabeshima Naoshige, and is affectionately called Nippo-san.

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Jissoin

佐賀市 佐賀

An old temple in the castle town of Saga.

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Kawakamikyo

佐賀市 佐賀

A place of worship facing the gorge of the Kase river.

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Tsurugi Jinja

嬉野市 西部(有田・伊万里)

It stands in the hills of Ureshino.

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