Jinja Navi 神社ナビ

The 4 ichinomiya of Fukushima

Fukushima Prefecture holds 4 ichinomiya, covering the old provinces of Mutsu Province, Iwashiro Province.

Not every province here has a settled ichinomiya

For Mutsu Province, which shrine is the ichinomiya is not settled. We list every shrine that claims the title and say what each claim rests on.

Opening hours

The counter that sells charms and writes goshuin closes in the late afternoon, even where the grounds stay open. The wording below is the shrine's own, quoted as it stands.

ShrineAs stated
Isasumi Jinja 御朱印受付 9:00-16:00

For the other 3, no source states any hours. Each shrine page carries a phone number where we have one.

All 85 closing times, earliest first →

Parking

ShrineCar park
Tsutsukowake Jinja None
Tsutsukowake Jinja Yes, about 20 spaces, fee not stated
Iwatsutsukowake Jinja Not confirmed
Isasumi Jinja Yes, about 120 spaces, fee not stated

Parking at all 120 ichinomiya →

Festival dates

Isasumi Jinja伊佐須美神社
9月14日~16日 例大祭

Festival names are in Japanese because that is what appears locally. The full calendar →

Nationally designated cultural properties

Tsutsukowake Jinja
7 Important Cultural Properties
Tsutsukowake Jinja
6 Important Cultural Properties
Isasumi Jinja
3 Important Cultural Properties

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Browse by old province instead

Provinces and prefectures do not line up. A province can be split across several modern prefectures, and a prefecture can contain several provinces. Since the ichinomiya were designated province by province, the province is the truer way in.

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