Taga Taisha

Shrine
Prefecture
Shiga
Type
Shrine
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Free
Entry Fee
Free Entry Restaurant Train Access

About This Destination

One of Shiga's principal shrines, dedicated to Izanagi and Izanami and popularly called Ota-ga-san.
Taga Taisha is one of the leading shrines of Shiga Prefecture, enshrining the deities Izanagi and Izanami. It is affectionately known as Ota-ga-san and is worshipped as a shrine of long life, matchmaking, and protection from misfortune. The shrine draws a large number of visitors each year, particularly at New Year and during its April festival. A curved stone bridge and an approach lined with shops selling the local itokiri-mochi sweet lead to the main hall. The grounds are open to visitors and admission is free. The shrine is reached from Taga-taisha-mae Station on the Ohmi Railway.

Location

Prefecture: Shiga

Address: Taga, Shiga, Japan

Nearest Station: Taga-taisha-mae Station

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Shiga, Japan

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Taga Taisha?

It is a short walk from Taga-taisha-mae Station on the Ohmi Railway, which connects from Hikone.

What is Taga Taisha known for?

It enshrines Izanagi and Izanami and is worshipped for long life, matchmaking, and warding off misfortune; the local itokiri-mochi sweet is a specialty.

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