Nara Mamehiko Jinja Shrine

About Nara Mamehiko Jinja Shrine

Experience the profound history of the 'Okina-mai' dance, a designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
Marvel at the awe-inspiring scale of the 1,000-year-old camphor tree, a Natural Monument of Nara Prefecture.
Discover the cultural depth of the shrine through its collection of Important Cultural Properties, including ancient wooden Noh masks.
Plan your visit for the October Autumn Festival to witness traditional ritual dances in person.
Enjoy a peaceful stroll through the sacred grounds to soak in the tranquil atmosphere of the ancient capital of Nara.

Tips

Payment

Cash only (for offerings and small expenses)

English Support

English signage and staff assistance are limited

Reservations

It is recommended to check in advance for specific festival details

Clothing

Wear comfortable walking shoes as the grounds have stone steps and unpaved paths

Photography

Please be mindful of shrine etiquette and respect the sacred nature of the site

Accessibility

The area around the large trees and certain parts of the grounds have uneven surfaces; use caution if using a wheelchair

Etiquette

Please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor during your visit

Experience the profound history of the 'Okina-mai' dance, a designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
Marvel at the awe-inspiring scale of the 1,000-year-old camphor tree, a Natural Monument of Nara Prefecture.
Discover the cultural depth of the shrine through its collection of Important Cultural Properties, including ancient wooden Noh masks.
Plan your visit for the October Autumn Festival to witness traditional ritual dances in person.
Enjoy a peaceful stroll through the sacred grounds to soak in the tranquil atmosphere of the ancient capital of Nara.

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