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Shrines, Temples, Churches in Kumamoto

We are investigating and introducing the shrines, temples and churches in Kumamoto prefecture. People gather popular shrines, temples and churches, as a place of faith, as power spots to receive the power to live, as seasonal events and festival places. We will post popular shrines, temples and churches in Kumamoto prefecture.

Shrines in Kumamoto

Aso Shrine

Aso City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Kato Shrine

Kato Shrine Kumamoto Castle Honda Kato Shrine that enshrines the architectural and civil engineering god "Seikosho-san" which was the foundation of Kumamoto in Kumamoto Castle Honmaru. Kato Shrine prays for the happiness of all of you at the milestone of life such as wedding ceremony, ceremonial prize festival, general prayers.

Aoi Aso Shrine

Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Fujisaki Hachimangu

Fujisaki Hachimangu is said to be the total guardian of Kumamoto city. In autumn, autumn festivals boasting more than 1070 years of history and tradition are held.

Kikuchi Shrine

Kikuchi, Kumamoto Prefecture, about the Kikuchi family living cast in Kikuchi, about the Kikuchi shrine at the main mark of Kikuchi castle.

Heitate Shrine

Yamato-cho, Kamimasiki-gun, Kumamoto prefecture

Kumamoto Castle Inari shrine

Kumamoto Castle Inari shrine is a shrine that I asked when Kato Kiyomasi was entering as a landmaster of Higo in 1588 (Tenmasou 16). Currently we are serving various prayers such as relief prayers wishing for health and welfare of mothers and children, first prayer visit to children for the first time, business prosperity, domestic safety and so on.

Izumi Shrine

Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Kumamoto Daijingu

Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Tedori Tenmangu

Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Hogi Shrine

Religious corporation Hogihogi Shrine is also known as Money Shrine and is familiar. When you come to Kumamoto, please visit us at this auspicious shrine.

Kamishikimikumanoimasu Shrine

Takamori Town, Aso District, Kumamoto Prefecture

Temples in Kumamoto

Rengein Tanjoji Okunoin

Many people are visiting from various places as Renshuin Birth Temple Okunonin in Tamana City, Kumamoto Prefecture, as a temple of exorcism. It is also famous as a sightseeing spot.

Ungan Zenji

Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Honmyouji

Kumamoto-shi temple "Higo Honmyouji" Kato Kiyomasa is invited to Mr. Kiyochi's father's pursuit for Kim Chung Dynasty, and Izu is established in Settsu and it is called Honmyouji.

Eikoku-ji

Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Nichirin ji

Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Churches in Kumamoto

Sakitsu Church

Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture

Oe Church

Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture


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