In the heart of Omi-Shi, Shiga Prefecture, lies the Tadashimaya Shrine, dedicated to the god of the land and fertility. Established in the Edo period, this ancient Shinto shrine has been a significant cultural and spiritual center for the region. Its primary deity is the kami, Okuninushi, known as the patron deity of agriculture and prosperity.
- Religion
- shinto
- Enshrined kami
- Okuninushi
- Kami enshrined
- Okuninushi
- Coordinates
- 34.9009096, 135.7183706
Visitor tip
To respect the shrine's traditions, please refrain from taking pictures inside the main hall and remove your shoes before entering the purification area.
Cultural notes
As an important Shinto shrine in the Omi region, Tadashimaya Shrine is also famous for its unique architecture, which blends traditional Japanese designs with local elements. During the spring festival, visitors can enjoy traditional dance performances and participate in rituals to promote good harvests.
Historical note
The Tadashimaya Shrine was built during the Kan'ei era (1645-1651) of the Edo period.