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Kibitsu Shrine

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Kibitsu Shrine

吉備津神社

4.4Est. 60Okayama, Chugoku

Overview

Legendary origin of the Momotaro tale with a massive corridor.

The main pavilion is a National Treasure with a unique double-gabled roof. The highlight is the 360-meter-long wooden corridor that follows the undulating terrain, offering a stunning perspective for photography. The shrine is deeply connected to the legend of Momotaro (Peach Boy) and the ogre Ura.

Practical info

Japanese name
吉備津神社
Nearest station
Okayama Station (20 min bus)
Payment
Cash only
Reservations
not required

Accessibility

Wheelchair parking
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