
Kashima Jingu
Kashima Jingu, a historic sanctuary dedicated to the deity of martial arts.
Kashima Jingu, located in Kashima City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is a prestigious shrine dedicated to Takemikazuchi-no-Okami, the deity of martial arts and the founding of Japan.
What makes it special
About Kashima Jingu
- Historical Architecture: Observe the intricate details of the traditional shrine structures.
- National Treasure Exhibits: Encounter precious cultural assets, including the National Treasure straight sword, at the Treasure House.
- Nature Walks: Enjoy a forest-bathing experience while walking through the lush, natural grounds.
- Sacred Deer: See the deer, considered the messengers of the gods, at the onsite deer park.
- Spiritual Rituals: Participate in formal prayers for various purposes, such as protection or safety.
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Thu
9/17
23°/20°
94%
Fri
9/18
23°/21°
18%
Sat
9/19
23°/22°
65%
Sun
9/20
24°/22°
95%
Mon
9/21
29°/24°
94%
Tue
9/22
24°/21°
31%
Wed
9/23
24°/21°
18%
Tips
Payment
Cash is highly recommended for amulets and ritual fees.
English Support
Please check the availability of English signage on-site.
Reservations
It is recommended to inquire in advance for rituals, weddings, or other ceremonies.
Clothing
The grounds are large; please wear comfortable walking shoes.
Photography
Please adhere to all signs regarding photography restrictions.
Accessibility
While some areas are well-maintained, some parts feature natural, uneven terrain.
Etiquette
Please respect the sacred atmosphere and follow rules when near the deer.
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