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Atsuta Jingū
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Atsuta Jingū

熱田神宮

Address
愛知県名古屋市熱田区神宮一丁目一番一号
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History

The shrine was rebuilt in 1955 after damage in the 1945 air raids.

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Timeline

Founding, rebuilding, and milestones across the centuries.

  1. 1955

    Reconstruction

    ShōwaRecorded event
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Explore the grounds

An illustrated overview of the grounds. Match the numbers to the landmarks below.

Illustration © emonsterIllustrated map for orientation. Access and paths may change; follow signs at the site.
Landmarks on this map

  1. Main Sanctuary

    Atsuta-no-Okami is enshrined here.

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  2. Hakkengu Shrine

    The shrine follows the main sanctuary’s architectural form.

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  3. Ichinomisaki Shrine

    Dedicated to Amaterasu’s vigorous spirit.

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  4. Shimizu Shrine

    Dedicated to the water deity Mizuhanome.

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  5. Mita Shrine

    Dedicated to Otoshi, guardian of grain harvests.

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  6. Ryu Shrine

    This shrine stands east of Kagura Hall.

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  7. Kagura Hall

    Prayers and sacred kagura are offered here.

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  8. Amulet Office

    Receives prayer applications and offers shrine amulets.

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  9. Prayer Hall

    Provides spaces for prayer and shrine ceremonies.

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  10. Treasure Museum

    Displays treasures donated to the shrine.

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  11. Ryoeikaku

    Originally built for Nagoya Museum in 1878.

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  12. Sugawara Shrine

    Dedicated to the scholar Sugawara no Michizane.

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  13. Matabee Tea House

    An early Edo-period house used for tea gatherings.

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  14. Purification Pavilion

    A place to cleanse before worship.

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  15. Kamichikama Shrine

    A subsidiary shrine within the southern grounds.

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Visiting information

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Opening hours

The shrine parking areas normally close at 17:00 and may be restricted for ceremonies.

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