Mini tour of Otori shrine, guided by the shrine priest

History dating back to the Heian Era
Learn about the shrine directly from the priest
Commemorate your visit with a special gift

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Host	Otori Taisha, the provincial shrine of Izumi Province
Days	All year around (may not be available during festivities etc.)Applications must be submitted at least 2 weeks in advance
Business Hours	10：00／13：00
Duration	60 to 90 minutes
Notes	The experience is held in Japanese, for all other languages please use the services of an interpreter

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Mini tour of Otori shrine, guided by the shrine priest

26.84USD～

Duration: 60 to 90 minutes
The experience is held in Japanese, for all other languages please use the services of an interpreter

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Sakai, Nishi Ward, Otorikitamachi, 1 Chome-1-2 In front of the shrine office of the Otori Taisha

Access

7 minutes on foot from the Otori Station on the JR Hanwa Line

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History dating back to the Heian Era

The Otori Taisha enshrines the deity Yamato Takeru. The shrine precincts span approximately 50,000 square meters and in the midst of its forests stands a pavilion built in the Taisha-zukuri style, 2nd oldest in Japan right after the Izumo Shrine.
An unusual octagonal pillar torii gate stands in front of the worship hall, with a 600-years old camphor tree standing east of the main shrine.

Mini tour of Otori shrine, guided by the shrine priest

Learn about the shrine directly from the priest

The tour through the precincts of Otori-taisha Shrine is guided by a shrine priest, offering you insiders insight into the must-see spots as well as the history and origin of Otori-taisha shrine and the folklore associated with it.

Commemorate your visit with a special gift

At the end of the mini tour you will receive a special commemorative gift from the shrine priest so you can take home more than just precious memories.