A shrine located within the Koteshira Mura Shoen ruins, part of the 'Ichinoseki Honji Temple Rural Landscape' aiming for World Heritage registration. Spend a peaceful time surrounded by tranquility and nature.
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Part of the 'Ichinoseki Honji Temple Rural Landscape' aiming for World Heritage registration
Shrine located within the Koteshira Mura Shoen ruins
Quiet and peaceful atmosphere
Enjoy the surrounding rice paddy scenery and nature
Komagata-ne Shrine is located in Gemmyo-cho, Ichinoseki City, Iwate Prefecture. It sits within the Koteshira Mura Shoen ruins, part of the 'Ichinoseki Honji Temple Rural Landscape' aiming for World Heritage registration.
The shrine has a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, where you can fully enjoy the surrounding rice paddy scenery and nature.
Next to the shrine is a place dedicated to horses, and beside the torii gate is a signboard explaining the Koteshira Mura Shoen ruins and a charming bridge adorned with small *komainu* (lion-dog statues).
The Koteshira Mura Shoen ruins are the remains of a manor that flourished from the late Heian period to the Kamakura period, a precious site preserving aspects of that era.
Komagata-ne Shrine is believed to have played a central role in these ruins, lending it significant historical value.
A short walk from the shrine leads to the Koteshira Mura Shoen Exchange Hall (Wakamiko-tei), where you can learn about the history and culture of the Koteshira Mura Shoen.
The surrounding area boasts expansive rice paddies, offering beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons. Cherry blossoms abound in spring, while autumn paints the mountains in vibrant hues of red and gold.
This is the perfect place for those seeking a peaceful time surrounded by tranquility and nature.
Be sure to visit Komagata-ne Shrine!