Temples & Shrines
Kiko Jinja Shrine
Kiko Jinja
A National Important Cultural Property preserving the legacy of the Kikkawa clan, who ruled Iwakura during the Edo period.Explore this spot
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Kiko Jinja is a historic Shinto shrine located in Iwakura, Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.
What makes it special
National Important Cultural PropertySeasonal Natural BeautyEdo Period HistoryKintai Bridge Area SightseeingTraditional Japanese Architecture
About Kiko Jinja Shrine
- Observe the stunning architecture of the National Important Cultural Property and its historic design.
- Enjoy the seasonal beauty of nature, including cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and autumn foliage.
- Conveniently located within walking distance of Kintai Bridge, making it an easy addition to your itinerary.
- Experience a unique spiritual space dedicated to the Kikkawa clan of the Edo period.
- Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese aesthetics while strolling through the beautifully maintained grounds.
Weather forecast
Tue
8/4
33°/27°
51%
Wed
8/5
35°/26°
16%
Thu
8/6
35°/28°
6%
Fri
8/7
33°/28°
8%
Sat
8/8
33°/27°
29%
Sun
8/9
32°/25°
22%
Mon
8/10
31°/27°
44%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for nearby facilities/vending machines)
English Support
Limited English signage and information available
Reservation
No reservation required
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes recommended due to stone paths and uneven ground
Photography
Please observe restrictions in sacred areas
Accessibility
Some steps and uneven surfaces present within the grounds
Etiquette
Please follow Shinto customs (bowing and maintaining quiet/respectful behavior)