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Miyajidake Shrine

Shinto shrines

宮地嶽神社

Miyajidake Shrine stands on a mountain long treated as a sacred precinct in northern Kyushu. Official pages say that about 1,800 years ago the site held prayers for overcoming hardship, and that Japan’s largest horizontal stone chamber here yielded twenty national treasures and hundreds of other treasures. Seasonal programs include Tanabata decorations and the Furin light festival, along with prayer and life-event guidance. Confirm festival dates and shrine notices before planning an evening visit.

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