Jibu Tsu Shrine

Info

Address:

931 Kibojin, Kita-ku, Okayama, Okayama

Public Transportation:

JR Jichi Bitsu Station → 10-minute walk

Car Access:

8km 20 minutes from Sanyo-do Okayama IC via National Route 53/180; or from Okayama-do Okayama-Soja IC 5km via National Route 180

Phone Number:

086-287-4111

Parking Number:

400 units/500 yen for January 1-5

Business Hours

9 to 16 o'clock

Price

Precinct Freedom

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches

The main hall and worship hall (national treasure) of the only architectural style in the country
Courtesy of the Jitsutsu Shrine

The shrine of the Imperial Palace (important cultural property)
Courtesy of the Jitsutsu Shrine

Corridor (Prefectural Designated Important Cultural Property)
Courtesy of the Jitsutsu Shrine

Hydrangea Garden
Courtesy of the Jitsutsu Shrine

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Nose mound

Located in the precincts of the Fukudakai headquarters of the religious corporation, it is a donation mound of about 7 million nose rings of cattle sent from all over the country. It serves as the main residence for livestock in general. The slaughter festival is held on the third Sunday of April every year.

Orogeny mound

It is the fourth largest in the nation with a total length of 350m and a height of 24m in the prefrontal circular mound (historical site), which is estimated to be from the middle of the Kofun period. You can climb the mound, and the Ara Shrine is celebrated at the top. It is speculated to be the tomb of the chief of the ancient Jiri Province, but the burials have not yet been elucidated.

Flying Island

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Iseya

From overseas brands such as Germany and Switzerland, to domestic writers and items born in Kurashiki, there are unique wooden toys.

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