Atsuta Shrine
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Location
Prefecture: Aichi
Address: Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Nearest Station: Jingu-mae Station
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Aichi, Japan
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How do I get to Atsuta Shrine from Nagoya Station?
It is about 10 minutes from Nagoya Station. The closest stop is Meitetsu Jingu-mae Station, a roughly 3-minute walk from the grounds; you can also use JR Atsuta Station or the subway Jingu-Nishi Station. All three put you within easy walking distance of the entrance.
What is Atsuta Shrine known for?
It is one of the most important Shinto shrines and is said to house the Kusanagi sword, one of the Three Imperial Regalia, which is never shown to the public. With about 1,900 years of history, its 190,000-square-meter forested grounds include a 1,000-year-old camphor tree and the Nobunaga-bei wall donated after the Battle of Okehazama in 1560.
What are the hours and fees at Atsuta Shrine?
The grounds are free and always open. The treasure hall costs 500 yen and is closed on the last Wednesday and Thursday of each month. On your way in, the kishimen noodle stand along the approach is a popular stop.
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