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Udo Jingū
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Shinto shrineMiyazaki

Udo Jingū

鵜戸神宮

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宮崎県日南市大字宮浦3232番地
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History

The present main sanctuary was rebuilt in 1711 and underwent major repairs in 1889, 1968 and 1996. The source distinguishes this documented building history from uncertain ancient foundation stories.

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Timeline

Founding, rebuilding, and milestones across the centuries.

  1. 1711

    Construction

    EdoRecorded event
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Explore the grounds

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

Numbered buildings have unconfirmed names and uses.

Illustration © emonsterIllustrated map for orientation. Access and paths may change; follow signs at the site.
Landmarks on this map
  1. Building 1

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  2. Building 2

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  3. Building 3

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  4. Building 4

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  5. Building 5

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  6. Building 6

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  7. Building 7

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  8. Building 8

    This building’s name and use are awaiting confirmation.

    Name and use unconfirmed
  9. Shrine Office

    Administration building of the shrine.

  10. Ceremonial Hall

    Hall on the former office site, used for weddings and ritual meals.

  11. Shrine Gate

    The first brightly painted vermilion gate on the approach.

  12. Tower Gate

    The second gate on the approach, after the Shinmon.

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Visiting information

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Opening hours

The shrine gates open at 06:00 and close at 18:00.

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