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Kashihara, Nara Prefectura
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Though built in 1890, Kashihara Jingū's main buildings came from the Kyoto Imperial Palace, a gift from Emperor Meiji himself after locals petitioned to honor Emperor Jimmu at his legendary enthronement site.
The shrine's massive grounds cover 530,000 square meters and include Nagayama Inari Shrine near Fukuda Pond, a smaller shrine that actually predates Kashihara Jingū by centuries.
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Si deseas un ambiente más animado, planifica tu visita en torno al festival anual Kigensai, cuando la importancia ceremonial del santuario es especialmente visible.
The shrine is a 10-minute walk from Kashiharajingu-mae Station, accessible via Kintetsu Line from Nara (50 minutes via Yamato-Saidaiji), Kyoto (1 hour by express), or Osaka Tennoji (via Osaka Abenobashi Station), with particularly large crowds expected on National Foundation Day (February 11) and New Year's Day.
Take time to walk around Fukuda Pond in the south part of the grounds, which has a well-maintained promenade and features cherry blossoms in spring and waterfowl in winter, plus the historic Nagayama Inari Shrine that predates Kashihara Jingu.
Consider renting a bicycle from one of the shops next to Kashiharajingu-mae Station to explore the semi-rural area with wide avenues, and some rental firms even allow bicycles to be returned at certain Asuka locations if you cycle south.
Permita tiempo extra para caminar: el santuario se describe como un complejo grande con amplios terrenos y áreas boscosas, por lo que una parada rápida puede resultar apresurada.
Usa zapatos cómodos para caminar; los amplios terrenos y recintos boscosos del santuario se disfrutan mejor a pie.
Plan your visit for weekends in November to witness the colorful Shichi Go San Festival when whole families come to the shrine with their children dressed in traditional kimono, or visit during autumn when the ginkgo tree-lined avenue turns bright yellow against the clear blue sky.
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Though built in 1890, Kashihara Jingū's main buildings came from the Kyoto Imperial Palace, a gift from Emperor Meiji himself after locals petitioned to honor Emperor Jimmu at his legendary enthronement site.
The shrine's massive grounds cover 530,000 square meters and include Nagayama Inari Shrine near Fukuda Pond, a smaller shrine that actually predates Kashihara Jingū by centuries.
The shrine marks the spot where Emperor Jimmu allegedly ascended to the throne in 660 BC, making it 2,700 years old as a sacred site, though the actual shrine buildings are only from the Meiji period.
Kashihara Jingū fue establecido en 1890, lo que lo convierte en un santuario de la era Meiji en lugar de una estructura original antigua.
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