Jinja Navi 神社ナビ

The 4 ichinomiya of Shizuoka

Shizuoka Prefecture holds 4 ichinomiya, covering the old provinces of Totomi Province, Suruga Province, Izu Province. 1 of them hold a National Treasure.

Not every province here has a settled ichinomiya

For Totomi 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
Okuni Jinja 祈祷受付 9:00-16:00(授与所の時間は確認できず)
Kotonomama Hachimangu 9:00-17:00(御神札授与)
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha 祈祷受付 8:30-15:50(神楽奉納は 8:30-16:00)
Mishima Taisha 祈祷受付 8:30頃-16:00(授与所の時間は確認できず)

All 85 closing times, earliest first →

Parking

ShrineCar park
Okuni Jinja Yes, about 700 spaces, free
Kotonomama Hachimangu Yes, free
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Yes, about 150 spaces, paid
Mishima Taisha Yes, about 55 spaces, paid

Parking at all 120 ichinomiya →

Festival dates

Okuni Jinja小國神社
4月18日 例祭
Mishima Taisha三嶋大社
8月16日 例祭
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha富士山本宮浅間大社
11月3・4・5日 例祭

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

Nationally designated cultural properties

Okuni Jinja
1 Important Cultural Properties
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha
3 Important Cultural Properties
Mishima Taisha
National Treasure 梅蒔絵手箱
6 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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