Nagoya｜Atsuta Shrine, where Oda Nobunaga and other generals also worshipped, is a famous power spot

Covering an area of ​​190,000 square meters, an area about the size of sixty large domes, and with a total of 45 shrines of various sizes, Atsuta Jingu Shrine is a well-known power spot in Nagoya with a history of 1,900 years. The story begins with a sacred sword - Kusanagi Sacred Sword. As it is one of the three sacred treasures of the imperial family, it has always been an important place for Warring States generals to pay homage. The earthen wall that was dedicated after Oda Nobunaga's victory is now named Nobunaga Wall. If you go there on holidays, the main hall of the shrine is crowded with people coming to worship and pray. Atsuta Omikami, Amaterasu Omikami, and Yamato Takeru are enshrined here. You can pray for good luck, peace, relief from disasters, and the establishment of good relationships. Atsuta Shrine burned down in 1945, and the current building was rebuilt in 1955. Finally, it is worth mentioning that after visiting the shrine, don’t forget to go to the rest area to try "Miyakishimen". This flat noodle is softer than udon noodles and is served with simple ingredients such as bonito broth and fish cake. It originated from Atsuta Shrine during the Taisho period and has now become a famous product of Nagoya. 📍Address: 〒456-8585 Aichi Prefecture Nagoya City Atsuta District Jingu 1-1 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025