Shinto shrineHyogo

Nishinomiya Shrine

西宮神社

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During Tokugawa Ietsuna’s rule, the shrine received rights to print deity images, helping spread Ebisu worship.

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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

Main Sanctuary
The sanctuary has three adjoining Kasuga-style sections.
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Worship Hall
The worship hall has a red-painted hipped-gable roof.
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Red Gate
The red gate preserves Momoyama architectural features.
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South Gate
The south gate opens onto the precinct.
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Okino Ebisu Shrine
The shrine moved into the precinct in 1872.
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Nangu Shrine
Nangu is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Ichikishima Shrine
Ichikishima is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Matsuo Shrine
Matsuo is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Shinmei Shrine
Shinmei is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Hyakudayu Shrine
Hyakudayu is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Okuninushinishi Shrine
Okuninushinishi is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Homusubi Shrine
Homusubi is one of the subsidiary precinct shrines.
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Check before you go

Hours, admission and access can change. Confirm current details with the site before travelling.

Gates open at 05:00; closing is 19:00 April–August, 18:00 October–February and 18:30 in March and September.

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