New Festivals

New Festivals

Event Overview

From the first generation to second-hand, Hirota Shrine was given a good treatment as a god of worship in the state-owned area, Tenchi Nature, Tatsunori Seisei, and Wushu Nagahisa, and as the Kanshin Meishin Taisha within the Enki ceremony. During Emperor Shirakawa's time, he was the only one in the prefecture to be selected as one of the 22 imperial festivals crowned by national shrines, and received the adoring of the Imperial Court and the royal family. Ten o'clock ~.

Info

Hanshin-Nishinomiya Station → Bus 10 minutes, Bus stop: Get off in front of Hirota Shrine, 1 minute walk
4km 10 minutes from Meishin Expressway Nishinomiya IC via National Route 43.171
90 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Agricultural Rites

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