
Takeda Jinja (Tsutsujigasaki-kan)
Takeda Jinja Tsutsujigasaki Kan
A historic shrine in Kofu, Yamanashi, dedicated to the legendary Sengoku-era warlord Takeda Shingen.Explore this spot

Takeda Jinja is a shrine located in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, dedicated to the deity Takeda Shingen, one of Japan's most renowned military commanders of the Sengoku (Warring States) period.
What makes it special
About Takeda Jinja (Tsutsujigasaki-kan)
- A Site for History Lovers: This is a highly valuable location for anyone interested in Japan's Sengoku period and the legacy of Takeda Shingen.
- Cultural Treasures: The presence of the "Tachi" (Important Cultural Property) offers a deep look into the authentic samurai culture of Japan.
- Unique Architecture: The shrine's main hall features a distinct architectural style that differs from standard shrines, making it a point of interest for architecture enthusiasts.
- Kofu Sightseeing Route: Including this shrine in your Kofu itinerary allows you to experience the historical origins and development of the city.
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All photosWeather forecast
Wed
8/5
32°/19°
2%
Thu
8/6
33°/24°
79%
Fri
8/7
32°/23°
54%
Sat
8/8
33°/22°
55%
Sun
8/9
29°/22°
63%
Mon
8/10
28°/22°
67%
Tue
8/11
29°/20°
41%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for offerings/donations)
English Support
English signage and staff assistance are limited
Reservations
No reservation required
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to steps and stone paths
Photography
Please observe rules regarding photography within the shrine grounds
Accessibility
The grounds contain steps and uneven surfaces
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor during your visit


