Jinmon Shrine

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Jinmon Shrine, established as the guardian shrine of Emperor Jimmu's mausoleum, the 'Miyazaki Imperial Mausoleum,' is a shrine enveloped in serene and solemn atmosphere.

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Overview

Jinmon Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture. It serves as a sub-shrine (sessha) of Miyazaki Jingu Shrine. It was founded as the guardian shrine of the Miyazaki Imperial Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Emperor Jimmu, Japan's first emperor. The Miyazaki Imperial Mausoleum has long been revered by the people. Jinmon Shrine plays a vital role in protecting this mausoleum, exuding an air of history and sanctity within its tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. The shrine grounds are enveloped in silence and surrounded by lush greenery. Passing through the torii gate, the main shrine building stands before you, with the Miyazaki Imperial Mausoleum located beyond. The mausoleum is situated within the Jinmon Shrine grounds, allowing visitors to view it from within the shrine. Jinmon Shrine, as the guardian shrine of Emperor Jimmu's mausoleum, offers a place to experience the history and sacred atmosphere in a calm and serene setting. When visiting Miyazaki Jingu Shrine, be sure to visit Jinmon Shrine as well.

  • Shrines and Temples

Basic Information

Address
2-4-1 Jingū, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Miyazaki
Access
5-minute walk from Miyazaki Jingu Shrine Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Cld.Days
None
Fee
Free
INFO
Visiting hours for the Shingate Shrine may vary depending on the opening hours of Miyazaki Jingu Shrine.
HP
https://www.miyazaki-jingu.or.jp/

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