Admission
Free
Also called Ichitani Munakata
Nishikyo, Kyoto Prefecture
At a Glance
Ichitani Munakata Jinja was formed by merging two shrines: Ichitani-sha and Munakata-sha, during the Daihō period (701-704).
The shrine was destroyed by fire in 1241, then rebuilt later as a branch of Matsuo Taisha.
This shrine offers 1 different goshuin designs
Regular
Free
Within 300 m Within 600 m
KT289-ホテルリバーサイド嵐山
docomo bike share
KT224-嵐山ビジターズステーション＆カフェ
docomo bike share
阪急嵐山駅前1
HELLO CYCLING
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Ichitani Munakata Jinja was formed by merging two shrines: Ichitani-sha and Munakata-sha, during the Daihō period (701-704).
The shrine was destroyed by fire in 1241, then rebuilt later as a branch of Matsuo Taisha.
Its history links it to Matsuo Taisha, one of Kyoto's important shrines, because it was rebuilt as a branch shrine after the 1241 fire.
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