Takateru Shrine

Takateru Shrine is a wonderful shrine located in Hirosaki City. The building allows you to feel the history, and it's recommended to research the history of the shrine when you visit. Since the shrine is unmanned, snow removal is not done much. There is a possibility of snow accumulation in winter. In addition, you can receive a seal at the Abe Store in front of the shrine. It's recommended to receive a seal when you visit.

The approach to Koshodai Shrine is usually shoveled by local residents. When you visit, you may be able to experience snow shoveling. In the modern version of the mini hot spring cure monitoring tour, you can participate in snow shoveling on the approach. In addition, there is Hirosaki Park known as a cherry blossom viewing spot around the shrine. Hirosaki Park is visited by many tourists in spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

The maintenance and management of Koshou Shrine is facing a crisis, and support from local residents is needed. For tourists, there are valuable experiences to be had that allow you to touch upon local culture, such as participating in snow clearing on the approach as part of a modern-day "petit hot spring cure" monitoring tour. In addition, there are cafes and restaurants in the area around the shrine where you can enjoy lunch.

The goshuin stamps at Takateru Shrine are popular among goshuin collectors. They can be obtained at the Abe Shop in front of the shrine. This shrine is also ranked in the top 20 of shrines and temples in Aomori Prefecture, so it's quite popular. When you visit, we recommend getting a goshuin stamp.

The maintenance and management of Takateru Shrine is facing a crisis, and the Takateru Shrine Operation Study Committee, made up of local residents, is calling for support. When you visit, you can not only learn about the history and culture of the shrine, but also about the support activities of the local residents. In addition, there are power spots such as Iwakiyama Shrine and Iwakiyama Hot Springs in the area around the shrine.