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Sakurai Shrine

福岡県
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A shrine for matchmaking that is said to connect all kinds of relationships.
This shrine was founded by the second lord of the Fukuoka domain, Kuroda Suemasa, and is famous as a power spot that enshrines a god who connects all kinds of relationships, as well as a shrine for matchmaking. It has also become famous as a holy site for fans because it shares the same surname as members of the idol group Arashi.

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Classic History

Highlights

Point 1

Sakurai Shrine: A Place of Blessings for Matchmaking and Love Fulfillment

Sakurai Shrine: A Place of Blessings for Matchmaking and Love Fulfillment
Sakurai Shrine is known as a shrine with blessings for matchmaking, love fulfillment, and reconciliation. It enshrines 6 deities, including Yasutsune-no-Kami, and is said to be a shrine that connects all kinds of relationships. The shrine is also famous for its stylish stamp book, which can be purchased at the office. The main hall and worship hall, designated as cultural assets of Fukuoka, are historic buildings that allow visitors to reflect on the past while seeking blessings. It's a power spot where you can pray for good fortune while contemplating the historical architecture.
Point 2

A Must-See for Arashi Fans! Sakurai Shrine

A Must-See for Arashi Fans! Sakurai Shrine
Sakurai Shrine is famous as a holy site for Arashi fans. Next to the main shrine, there is a place where ema (votive tablets) are dedicated, and many of them express wishes for Arashi's live performances. In addition, the fact that the shrine uses the character "sakura" from Arashi member Sho Sakurai's name makes it an irresistible spot for fans. By the way, there are also shrines in Fukuoka prefecture called "Ninomiya Shrine" and "Jun Shrine," so those who visit Sakurai Shrine may want to visit other shrines related to Arashi as well.
Point 3

Experience Nature and History at Sakurai Shrine

Experience Nature and History at Sakurai Shrine
Sakurai Shrine is a historic shrine founded in 1632. The Sakurai Futamigaura, which is enshrined as Uraya Palace, is a scenic spot that has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Beaches and Top 100 Sunsets. The approach to the shrine features a drum bridge, and beyond that lies the breathtaking view of Sakurai Futamigaura. It's a must-see for anyone who wants to enjoy the beautiful scenery while immersing themselves in the historic atmosphere of Fukuoka Prefecture. Be sure to visit Sakurai Shrine if you want to experience both nature and history.
Point 4

Sakurai Shrine and Surrounding Area are Full of Sights to See

Sakurai Shrine and Surrounding Area are Full of Sights to See
The area surrounding Sakurai Shrine is full of nature, beautiful scenery, and trendy cafes. For example, at "Itoshima Farmhouse UOVO," with its eye-catching white and yellow design, you can enjoy egg over rice made with locally sourced, top-quality eggs. Also visible when heading towards the sea from Sakurai Shrine is "Ooguchi Beach." This beach, where surfers gather year-round and leisure activities such as fishing are possible, is perfect for those who want to enjoy nature in Itoshima. Let's visit various spots along with Sakurai Shrine and make the most of Itoshima tourism.
Point 5

Off-the-Beaten-Path Sakurai Daijingu Shrine

Sakurai Shrine Off-the-Beaten-Path Sakurai Daijingu Shrine
Near Sakurai Shrine, there is a little-known power spot that is often overlooked. Sakurai Daijingu Shrine, located in the midst of nature just a short walk from Sakurai Shrine, enshrines the gods of Ise Shrine (Amaterasu Omikami and Toyokuni Omikami). By the way, one of the enshrined gods, Amaterasu Omikami, is said to grant any wish. If you have a wish, be sure to stop by and pray for its fulfillment.
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Sakurai Shrine Shrine Located in Itojima, a Health Resort
Shrine Located in Itojima, a Health Resort
Sakurai Shrine is a shrine located in Itojima, a popular tourist spot known for its health benefits. From JR Chikuhō Main Line "Chikuzen-Maebaru Station," take the bus (Nokita Line) and get off at "Sakurai Bus Stop," then walk for 10 minutes to reach Sakurai Shrine. If everything goes smoothly, it's a short distance from the station to the shrine, but since the number of buses is limited, those planning to visit should check the bus schedule in advance.

Basic Information

Address 4227 Shima Sakurai, Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture 819-1304, Japan
TEL 092-327-0317
Web Site http://sakuraijinja.com/
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