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Eda Shrine

Eda Shrine

A shrine in Miyazaki — a sacred site of old faith.

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Overview

Eda Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Awakigahara-cho, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture. Dedicated to Izanagi, it is known as an ancient shrine set within a quiet grove. Its calm, historic atmosphere as a Shikinaisha shrine is a highlight.

Highlights

  • Ancient shrine dedicated to Izanagi
  • Heritage as a Shikinaisha shrine
  • Main hall in nagare-zukuri style
  • Quiet grove of Awakigahara-cho

History

It is a Shikinaisha, a shrine listed in the ancient Engishiki records, and its former rank was prefectural shrine (kensha). The deity enshrined is Izanagi, and its main hall preserves the nagare-zukuri style. It is counted among the Shikinaisha of Hyuga Province.

Access

The shrine stands in Awakigahara-cho, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture. It is easily reached from the urban area, but please check maps and official information for detailed routes.

Best season

The fresh-green season, when the trees are vivid, and quiet early mornings are ideal for a visit. You can explore the tranquil precincts at a relaxed pace.

Map

31.9604, 131.4649 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

  1. 1Arrive at Eda Shrine in Awakigahara-cho, Miyazaki City
  2. 2Pass through the torii and walk the approach
  3. 3Pay respects at the nagare-zukuri main hall
  4. 4Stroll the quiet precincts and sacred grove

Did you know?

💡 Eda Shrine is a Shikinaisha whose former rank was prefectural shrine, and its main hall is built in the nagare-zukuri architectural style.

Nearby spots

📍 Miyazaki Jingū📍 Ikime Shrine📍 Kanbashira-gū
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