Mitsuishi-jinja Shrine

Shrine
Located in a corner of the Tokenji Temple of Morioka City, the Mitsuishi-jinja Shrine is a power spot said to be the origin of Iwate Prefecture’s name. It is effective for fertility, good relationships, and relief from illness. There is a legend that a god named “Mitsuishi-sama” expelled the raging Raseki demon from these lands, and made it promise never to do evil again as evidenced by its handprint left on a rock at this shrine. Every August, one of Tohoku’s big five festivals, the Sansa Odori (dance), is held here. This dance originated as a show of gratitude to this god, and the offering dance is performed within Mitsuishi-jinja Shrine’s precincts.

Spot details

Address
Iwate Pref. Moriokashi Nasukawachou 2-1 map map Map
Hours
All day
Closed
open everyday
Fees
Free
Parking Lot
Not available
Smoking
Not available
Note
[Sakurayama Shrine] 019-622-2061
Estimated stay time
0-30 minutes
Wheelchair accessible
Yes (not barrier free)
Infant friendly
Available

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

Access

map map Map

Nearest spot

          There is no Station nearby. There is no Bus Stop nearby. There is no Parking nearby. There is no IC nearby.

          Share this spot

          back

          Copy to clipboard completed.