Fukui：Kehi Jingu Shrine

Kehi Jingu Shrine, located in Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture, is one of the region’s most revered spiritual sites. Known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and serene atmosphere, this ancient shrine attracts visitors seeking tranquility and cultural insight.

 

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About Kehi Jingu Shrine

Founded in 702 AD, Kehi Jingu Shrine holds a special place in Japan’s Shinto tradition. The shrine is dedicated to seven deities and features one of the largest torii gates in Japan, standing proudly as a symbol of strength and beauty. The surrounding grounds are adorned with towering trees, creating a peaceful environment for prayer and reflection.

 

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Visitor Information

Prepare for your visit with these details:

• • Location: Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture
  • Admission: Free
  • Hours: Open year-round
  • Highlights:
    • Grand Torii Gate: A 11-meter tall wooden gate that greets visitors
    • Main Shrine: Beautifully preserved traditional architecture
    • Sacred Trees: Ancient trees believed to bring good fortune
    • Seasonal Festivals: Participate in annual celebrations like the Kehi Festival in September

 

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Seasonal Highlights

• Spring: Cherry blossoms bloom, enhancing the beauty of the shrine grounds
• Summer: Lush greenery surrounds the shrine, offering cool shade
• Autumn: Vibrant autumn leaves create a stunning backdrop
• Winter: The shrine becomes peaceful and serene, often dusted with snow

 

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Conclusion

Kehi Jingu Shrine is a treasure trove of history, culture, and spirituality. Whether you’re seeking a quiet moment of reflection or exploring Fukui’s heritage, this iconic landmark offers an unforgettable experience that connects visitors with Japan’s deep traditions.