The articles of Shrine - Sightseeing information in Hokkaido

Ota Shrine

It is said to be the most dangerous shrine in Japan, such as a precipitous cliff, brown bear .

Power spot for business prosperity, and luck with money.

Shrine for worshipping the national martyrs such as the war dead of Hokkaido and Sakhalin.

Established in 1390. It is also famous as the place of surrender pledge of the Battle of Hakodate.

The word of “Yubari Shrine” in the front is said to be “Tōgō Heihachirō” himself wrote because the coal of Yubari is grateful for excellent coal.

The inner shrine. God of "food" and God of "water" are enshrined.

The main building. Citizen's during the reclamation need the protection of ancestors and purification from god.

A famous place for cherry blossoms at a hill location overlooking Otaru Port.

Power spots in the Shiroishi Shrine site. Shiroishi Fushimiinari Shrine.

Worship the soldier Nogi Maresuke who was active in the Russo-Japanese War. A branch of Nogi Shrine in Tokyo.

Moved from Samani-cho Hidaka, being considered an unlucky direction from Goryokaku Fort.

Hakodate branch of Izumo Taisha Shrine.

It is in a corner of Yachigashira Onsen.

Hakodate's hidden cherry trees. There's a tunnel of double-flowered cherry trees.

Popular shrine for marriage, job luck up, academic luck up

A central Shinto shrine of Hokkaido, a power spot.

In Japan, people pray to the god of business as portrayed by a Tanuki.

The shrine was built on the native Ainu ground used for religious services after the war of Hokkaido by commander-in-chief Takeaki Enomoto.

A 6 minute walk from Kikonai JR Station.