[2024 Atami Attraction] Travel Guide for Kinomiya Shrine (Updated Dec)
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Address:
43-1 Nishiyamacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0034, Japan
Opening times:
Opens at 9:00-17:00Open
Recommended sightseeing time:
1-2 hours
Phone:
+81 557-82-2241
Scenic spots near Tokyo Atami City
As a popular tourist destination for Japanese, Atami City has many local attractions and delicacies. Today I will take you to see what must-see and eat in Atami!
As soon as you arrive at Atami Station, of course you first go to the famous pudding shop near the station to try the famous local pudding!
We bought the classic glass bottle pudding and the novel matcha ice pudding.
It has a smooth texture and just the right amount of sweetness, so you’ll want to eat it all year round!
The second stop is the conveniently located "Kurinomiya Shrine". Take the JR from Atami Station to Kurinomiya Station, and then walk for 5 minutes to get there!
There is a large nan tree in the territory that is more than 2,100 years old. It is a well-known local energy attraction, attracting many residents and tourists to come to worship.
Atami Station also has many famous hot spring hotels and famous firework festivals. Next time you go to Tokyo, you might as well add Atami to your itinerary!
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Kinomiya Shrine in Atami
I visited Kinomiya Shrine in Atami!
There is a 2100-year-old camphor tree that gives you energy just by looking at it.
There are also unique omikuji (fortune slips) themed around the great camphor tree, which contain chips of the tree, making them very special.
There are many stylish and modern cafes where you can relax in nature.
If you visit Atami, why not stop by this shrine?
📍Location: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 413-0034
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Atami Tourism: Kinomiya Shrine
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Kunomiya Shrine has long been called Kunomiya Daimyojin, the deity of the landlord of Atamigo, and is enshrined in Kunomiya. It has long been worshipped as a deity of good fortune and good luck.
Kunomiya Shrine's sacred tree, the "Okusu", which has been designated a national natural monument, is over 2,000 years old and was recognized as the second largest tree in Japan in a survey by the Ministry of the Environment in 1992. People are in awe of its impressive trunk, which is about 24 meters in circumference, and naturally join their hands in prayer. Please join your hands in prayer to the Okusu and feel the eternal flow of time.
When the enshrined deity Isotake no Mikoto was enshrined in Atami, he conveyed a divine message to protect the local people and travelers who come to the shrine, so many travelers who come to Izu visit the shrine.
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Kinomiya Shrine
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This shrine in Atami is a popular tourist destination known as one of the most spiritual places in Japan. At the end of the main shrine, there is O-kusu (a giant camphor tree), which is regarded as a holy tree. The tree is said to be endowed with spiritual powers and, every day, many worshipers visit the tree to pray for their health and longevity and for their wishes to be fulfilled. When you visit the shrine, you should also visit the tree. There is a nice cafe near the shrine.
I want to visit this place again in 2024.
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Beautiful shrine with unique ambience
Our visit to Kinomiya Shrine in Atami was truly special, especially during sunset. The warm glow added magic to the ancient atmosphere. Tips: Opt for an evening visit, revel in the enchanting lights, and explore the serene gardens. Dress modestly and immerse yourself in the spiritual aura. Don't forget to savor the beauty around the sacred "Goshinboku" tree. A personal connection with this cultural gem awaits you.#mytravelhacks