Koma Shrine

About Koma Shrine

Historical Context: Experience the history of the Koma clan and its connection to the Korean Peninsula through the sacred Main Hall and various cultural assets.
Cultural Heritage: Encounter precious architecture and scriptures, including the Saitama Tangible Cultural Property (Main Hall) and the National Important Cultural Property (Daihannya-kyo).
Seasonal Rituals: We recommend visiting during the summer months (June/July) to witness traditional ceremonies like the Nagoshi no Oharae or Tanabata prayers.
Local Exploration: Combine your visit with a stroll through the nearby Koma Family Residence or the beautiful seasonal flower displays at Kinchakuda Park.

Tips

Payment

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English Support

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Reservations

Reservations may be required for specific prayer services.

Clothing

Wear modest and comfortable clothing suitable for visiting a shrine.

Photography

Please follow on-site instructions regarding photography rules within the shrine grounds.

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms are available.

Etiquette

Please observe traditional shrine etiquette and maintain a quiet atmosphere during your visit.

Historical Context: Experience the history of the Koma clan and its connection to the Korean Peninsula through the sacred Main Hall and various cultural assets.
Cultural Heritage: Encounter precious architecture and scriptures, including the Saitama Tangible Cultural Property (Main Hall) and the National Important Cultural Property (Daihannya-kyo).
Seasonal Rituals: We recommend visiting during the summer months (June/July) to witness traditional ceremonies like the Nagoshi no Oharae or Tanabata prayers.
Local Exploration: Combine your visit with a stroll through the nearby Koma Family Residence or the beautiful seasonal flower displays at Kinchakuda Park.

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