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Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Shrine

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Katagihara Sannomiya Jinja

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Sannomiya-jinja Shrine

A shrine where the legend of 'Oeda-yama no Oni extermination' (Sake-drinking Doji of Oinosaka) remains

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    〒615-8151 12-1 Kashihara Sugihara-cho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture (next to Sannomiya Kindergarten and Shirayuri Nursery School)

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    【Closed holiday】 None
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    Get off at Hankyu Katsura Station, walk for 30 minutes southwest of the city bus "Sannomiya Kaido" and walk for 3 minutes southeast of Sannomiya Kindergarten and Shirayuri Nursery School north of Kashihara abandoned temple ruins (historic park) next to Sannomiya Kindergarten and Shirayuri Nursery School

    Notes & Remarks

    In front of the shrine (south side), there is a nationally designated Kashihara abandoned temple site park (historical park). Kashihara "Satsunotsuji" is an important place for transportation and logistics where the "San-in Kaido" and "Nishikuni Kaido" intersect. In the Edo period, it prospered very much as a "post town" and a "place of lodging for daimyo who changed their work". Even now, many buildings with insect basket windows remain, and buildings along the highways of the Edo period, such as the Honjin ruins and Gokura, are carefully preserved. The area around the former San-in Highway is designated as a townscape preservation area. Kashihara was the last inn station of Ojo (Heiankyo), and the pass called Oinosaka, which leads to Kameoka, was the border between Yamashiro and Tamba. In the Heian period, it was said that it was a turmoil pass where this world and the world coexist. And in Oinozaka, "Shuzuka Daimyojin", which is said to be "Shuten Doji no Shuzuka", is enshrined.

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