Minase Shrine

In Minase Shrine in Tanabe City, there is a beautiful Kasuga-style shrine built by the Ryujin clan. The shrine is dedicated to the god Hachiman and has a very mysterious atmosphere, surrounded by stone walls and fences. This historic building has been around for 500 years and is popular among those visiting Ryujin Onsen and power spots. Please come and visit at least once.

The area around Minase Shrine is filled with abundant nature. Quiet forests, clear streams, and changing scenery with each season will soothe your soul. Especially in autumn, the foliage is beautiful and attracts many tourists. In addition, there is a suspension bridge along the Hidakagawa River where you can enjoy river play and fishing. Combined with the Ryujin Onsen, it's a great way to refresh yourself. Why not spend some relaxing time in nature?

Kaise Shrine in Tanabe City is an attractive power spot with a Kasuga-style shrine built by the Ryu-jin clan and the surrounding natural landscape. It is known for enshrining Yakushi-do, founded by Kobo Daishi, and Amenoagahiko-no-mikoto, providing healing for spiritual practitioners. In addition, the energy overflowing from the many enshrined gods gives visitors vitality. Please come and visit once!

Kaise Shrine in Tanabe City is located in the Ryujin district, a place with good air and a mysterious atmosphere. This shrine, founded by the 10th generation head of the Ryujin clan, is attractive for its beautiful Kasuga-style main hall and the surrounding natural scenery, and is also gaining attention as a power spot. The energy overflowing from the historic buildings and the many enshrined gods provides healing for visitors. Please come and visit at least once.

Kaise Shrine, located in Tanabe City, is a historic shrine founded by the Ryujin clan and recorded in historical documents. The beautiful Kasuga-style main hall and the stone walls and fences surrounding it still exude their grandeur after more than 500 years. In addition, many deities, including Tenjin-ya-kami, known as the god of kotodama (the spirit of words), are enshrined here, making it a popular power spot. Once you visit, you will surely be drawn into its depth and charm of the discrepancy between the historical records and the actual shrine.