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Overview
Keta-hongu is a Shinto shrine located in Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, formally known as Noto Ikutama-hiko Shrine. As one of the Shikinaisha (shrines listed in ancient records) of Noto Province, it conveys the history of faith in the Noto region. It is a shrine worth visiting when touring the Noto Peninsula.
Highlights
- ●An old shrine counted among Noto's Shikinaisha
- ●Formal name: Noto Ikutama-hiko Shrine
- ●A noted Noto shrine enshrined in Nanao
- ●A stop on a Noto Peninsula tour
History
Formally called Noto Ikutama-hiko Shrine, it is a venerable shrine counted among the Shikinaisha of Noto Province. Enshrined in Nanao City, it carries on the long-standing faith of the Noto region.
Access
The shrine is located in Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, on the Noto Peninsula. For specific routes and parking, please check maps and official information.
Best season
The daytime of spring or autumn, when the nature of Noto shows its beauty, is recommended for both worship and strolling nearby.
Map
37.0378, 136.9639 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Head to Nanao City on the Noto Peninsula
- 2Pass through the torii of Keta-hongu
- 3Offer prayers at the main hall
- 4Stroll the surroundings amid Noto scenery
Did you know?
💡 Though known as Keta-hongu, or the 'main shrine,' its venerable formal name is Noto Ikutama-hiko Shrine.
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