Ikku Shrine

Overview

Ikku Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Niihama, Ehime Prefecture. Its name derives from its veneration as the ichinomiya (first-ranked shrine) of the former Nii District. Once ranked as a prefectural shrine, it is noted for the camphor-tree grove within its precincts, which is designated a National Natural Monument.

Highlights

• ●A shrine venerated as the ichinomiya of the former Nii District
• ●Formerly ranked as a prefectural shrine
• ●A camphor-tree grove designated a National Natural Monument
• ●The quiet atmosphere of the precincts

History

Venerated as the ichinomiya of the former Nii District, from which its name derives, the shrine once held the rank of prefectural shrine. The camphor-tree grove within its precincts is designated a National Natural Monument.

Map

33.9618, 133.2796 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Proceed to the precincts along the approach path
2. 2Pay respects at the main hall
3. 3View the camphor-tree grove designated a National Natural Monument
4. 4Take in the quiet atmosphere of the precincts

Did you know?

💡 The camphor-tree grove within the precincts is designated a National Natural Monument.

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