Overview
Yoshihime Shrine is a Shinto shrine enshrined in Konan, Shiga Prefecture. A Shikinaisha with a lineage reaching back to ancient times, it is cherished as a shrine long protected and passed down by the local community.
Highlights
- ●Ancient history as a Shikinaisha
- ●The shrine name "Yoshihime"
- ●A guardian shrine of Konan
- ●The calm atmosphere of the precincts
History
It is counted among the Shikinaisha listed in the Engishiki register, and its former shrine rank was that of a village shrine (sonsha). It has a history of having belonged to the ancient Kōka district of Ōmi Province.
Access
The shrine is located in Konan. Please confirm the detailed route and visiting information on a map or through official information.
Best season
The calm precincts can be visited year-round, but spring when the trees bud and autumn colored by foliage are especially recommended.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Pass through the torii into the precincts
- 2Worship at the prayer hall
- 3Wander leisurely around the grounds
- 4Head out to explore the Konan area
Did you know?
💡 A Shikinaisha bearing the name "Yoshihime," it drew local faith as a village shrine in its former rank.
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