Tachibana Jinja
Located in Unzen, Nagasaki, Tachibana Jinja is famous for its stunning path of 1,000 cherry blossoms in spring and the massive 11m-tall gate pine…Explore this spot
Tachibana Jinja is a historic Shinto shrine located in Chijiishi, Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Established in 1940 as a prefectural shrine, it is dedicated to the memory of Lt.
What makes it special
About Tachibana Jinja
- Seasonal Goshuin: Collect beautiful, limited-edition Goshuin stamps and books that change with the seasons.
- Spring Cherry Blossoms: The path of 1,000 cherry trees is a breathtaking natural tunnel that is a must-see in spring.
- Giant Winter Kadomatsu: Experience the awe-inspiring 11m-tall New Year's pine decoration and its stunning illumination.
- Historical Itokukan: Explore the relocated birthplace of Lt. Col. Tachibana to learn about local history.
- Amulets and Ema: Purchase traditional charms or write your wishes on Ema to pray for academic success or good fortune.
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
39°/28°
69%
Tue
8/4
37°/28°
80%
Wed
8/5
37°/27°
25%
Thu
8/6
34°/29°
18%
Fri
8/7
34°/29°
26%
Sat
8/8
32°/28°
53%
Sun
8/9
34°/27°
35%
Tips
Payment
Cash (Japanese Yen) is required for purchasing Goshuin or amulets.
Language
English support is limited to signage and may not be available from staff.
Reservations
For formal prayers or rituals, it is recommended to confirm via telephone in advance.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes and modest attire are recommended.
Photography
Please follow shrine etiquette and be respectful of other worshippers when taking photos.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible parking is available.
Etiquette
Please follow traditional Shinto prayer customs (two bows, two claps, one bow).