Koma Jinja Shrine

Su Koma Jinja Shrine

Historical Context: Experience the history of the Koma clan and its ties to the Korean Peninsula through the main hall and various cultural assets.
Cultural Heritage: Encounter precious architecture and scriptures, such as the Honden (Saitama Tangible Cultural Property) and the Great Prajna Sutra (National Important Cultural Property).
Seasonal Events: We highly recommend visiting during the June 'Nagoshi-no-Harae' or the July 'Tanabata' rituals to witness traditional Japanese ceremonies.
Local Exploration: Combine your visit with a stroll through the nearby Koma Family Residence or the beautiful flower fields of Kinchakuda Park.

Consigli

Payment

Not specified

Language Support

Not specified

Reservations

Advance reservation may be required for certain specific prayers/rituals

Clothing

Please wear modest and comfortable clothing suitable for shrine visits

Photography

Please follow local instructions regarding photography rules within the shrine grounds

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restrooms available

Etiquette

Please observe traditional shrine worship etiquette and maintain a quiet atmosphere

Historical Context: Experience the history of the Koma clan and its ties to the Korean Peninsula through the main hall and various cultural assets.
Cultural Heritage: Encounter precious architecture and scriptures, such as the Honden (Saitama Tangible Cultural Property) and the Great Prajna Sutra (National Important Cultural Property).
Seasonal Events: We highly recommend visiting during the June 'Nagoshi-no-Harae' or the July 'Tanabata' rituals to witness traditional Japanese ceremonies.
Local Exploration: Combine your visit with a stroll through the nearby Koma Family Residence or the beautiful flower fields of Kinchakuda Park.

Su Koma Jinja Shrine