Jinja Navi 神社ナビ

The 5 ichinomiya of Kyoto

Kyoto Prefecture holds 5 ichinomiya, covering the old provinces of Yamashiro Province, Tamba Province, Tango Province. 2 of them hold a National Treasure.

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
Kamowakeikazuchi Jinja 8:00-16:45(授与所)/祈祷受付 9:00-16:00
Kamomioya Jinja 9:00-16:30(授与所・祈祷受付)
Izumo Daijingu 社務所 9:00-17:00(受付は16:30まで)
Kono Jinja 授与所 8:30-16:30(御朱印は9:00から)/開門 3〜11月 7:30-17:00・12〜2月 7:30-16:30。季節や土日祝は延長になる場合あり
Manai Jinja 授与所は月に数日のみ開設(開設日は籠神社の公式サイトで告知)。御朱印・お守りは本社の籠神社で扱う

All 85 closing times, earliest first →

Parking

ShrineCar park
Kamowakeikazuchi Jinja Yes, paid
Kamomioya Jinja Yes, paid
Izumo Daijingu Yes, about 80 spaces, fee not stated
Kono Jinja Yes, about 120 spaces, paid
Manai Jinja None

Parking at all 120 ichinomiya →

Festival dates

Kono Jinja籠神社
4月24日 葵大祭(例祭)
Kamowakeikazuchi Jinja賀茂別雷神社
5月15日 賀茂祭(葵祭)
Kamomioya Jinja賀茂御祖神社
5月15日 賀茂祭(葵祭)
Izumo Daijingu出雲大神宮
10月21日 例大祭

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

Nationally designated cultural properties

Kamowakeikazuchi Jinja
National Treasure 賀茂別雷神社
5 Important Cultural Properties
Kamomioya Jinja
National Treasure 賀茂御祖神社
3 Important Cultural Properties
Izumo Daijingu
14 Important Cultural Properties
Kono Jinja
3 Important Cultural Properties

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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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