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Tainohata Yakuyoke Hachimangu Shrine

Taibata Yakuyoke Hachimangu Shrine is revered as Japan’s oldest sacred site for warding off misfortune. Known affectionately as “Taibata no Yakujin,” it has long been a place of prayer for protection, health, and good fortune.

Tainohata Yakuyoke Hachimangu Shrine

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WHY VISIT

Surrounded by mountains and silence, the shrine has long served as a spiritual refuge where people entrust their worries and begin anew.

Japan’s Oldest Yakuyoke Site

People from across Japan visit to pray for protection, health, and peace.

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Goshuin Stamps

Three types available, including single and double-page stamps.

PHOTOGRAPHY GUIDE

BEST SHOTS

  • — Torii gate
  • — Shrine grounds
  • — Goshuin close-ups

BEST TIMING

  • — Morning hours
  • — Weekdays

Be mindful of crowds during festival periods.

ESSENTIALS

Opening Hours
9:00–16:30 (Shrine Office)
cost
Free admission / Goshuin from 500 yen
Best Time
January (Yakuyoke Festival)
Suggested Duration
About 45 min
Access
Public transportation recommended
Accessibility
Some steps within the grounds
NOTE
Extremely crowded during the January festival.

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