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Prefectura de Nagano

3 temples · 7 shrines

La prefectura de Nagano (長野県) está en la región de Chubu de Japón, en el centro de Honshu. Conocida por los Alpes japoneses, el histórico templo Zenko-ji y pueblos de montaña como Matsumoto y Karuizawa, es una zona popular para la naturaleza, las peregrinaciones y los viajes de temporada.

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Saiko-ji
Location: Nagano
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: Goshuin
Saikōji, también conocido como Karukayasan Saikōji, es un templo budista en la ciudad de Nagano. Preserva la práctica tradicional del etoki, la narración ilustrada de enseñanzas budistas, incluyendo el relato de la familia Karukaya DōshinIshidōmaru y los...
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Call ahead to book the etoki (illustrated storytelling) performance, as the temple accepts visitors by appointment only and can accommodate as few as one person.
If you speak Japanese or travel with a Japanese speaker, ask the temple staff about arranging an etoki performance at an off-site location.
Plan your visit on a weekday morning if possible, since the temple operates by appointment and weekday slots are less likely to be booked by tour groups.
DIRECCIÓN: 1398 Kitaishidōchō, Nagano, Nagano 380-0826, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 26-226-8436
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Hotaka-Jinja Okunomiya
Location: Matsumoto, Nagano
Opens at: Abre 06:00
Goshuin: Goshuin
Hotakajinja Okunomiya se encuentra junto al Estanque Myojin en Kamikochi, al pie de los Alpes del Norte. Dedicado a HotakaminoMikoto, es venerado como guardián de los Alpes Japoneses y protector de los viajes por tierra y mar. El tranquilo entorno montañoso...
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Visit between November and April is not possible due to seasonal closure, so plan your trip for May through October when the shrine is open.
Pay the 500 yen admission fee (200 yen for children) to access Myojin Pond, which sits directly beside the shrine and is considered sacred.
Bring sturdy hiking boots or trail shoes rather than casual sneakers, as the 3.5km walk from Kappa Bridge along the Azusa River involves uneven terrain and can be muddy depending on recent weather.
DIRECCIÓN: 4468 Kamikochi, Azumi, Matsumoto, Nagano 390-1520, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81263952430
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Chokoku-ji
Location: Nagano
Goshuin: Goshuin
Chōkokuji (長國寺) es un templo budista ubicado en el área de Senzoku de la ciudad de Taito, Tokio. Situado en un vecindario urbano, funciona como un lugar local de culto budista y como una parada cultural útil para los visitantes que exploran los templos...
DIRECCIÓN: 1015-1 Matsushiromachi Matsushiro, Nagano, 381-1231, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 3-3872-1667
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Fukashi Jinja
4.5(2)
Location: Matsumoto, Nagano
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Fukashijinja is a large Shinto shrine in Matsumoto, Nagano, dedicated to Suwamyojin (deity of wind, water, and agriculture) and SugawaranoMichizane (deity of learning). Known as the "Tenjinsama of Fukashi," it hosts the famous Tenjin Matsuri festival each...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Take the 10-15 minute walk east from Matsumoto Station along Agata-no-mori street, then turn south at the Miyamura-machi traffic signal just before the Performing Arts Centre.
Plan your visit for July to experience the Tenjin Matsuri, when 16 elaborately decorated floats from local neighborhoods are displayed at the shrine and paraded through the streets.
Arrive early on weekdays or outside festival season to enjoy the shrine's quiet, spiritual atmosphere without tourist crowds. Several visitors noted the shrine feels peaceful and contemplative when you're not competing with tour groups, making it easier to appreciate the ornate painted carvings and statues.
DIRECCIÓN: 3-chome-7-43 Fukashi, Matsumoto, Nagano 390-0815, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 263-32-1214
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Zenko-ji
5.0(1)
Location: Nagano
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
One of Japan's most important Buddhist temples, founded in the 7th century. Houses the first Buddhist statue brought to Japan, a hidden Amida Buddha triad. Famous for its nonsectarian approach, welcoming all visitors regardless of sect or gender.
DIRECCIÓN: 491-i Motoyoshicho, Nagano, Nagano 380-0851Sitio web Teléfono: +81 26-234-3591
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Yohashira Jinja
4.0(1)
Location: Matsumoto, Nagano
Goshuin: Goshuin
Un santuario sintoísta central en Matsumoto, Yōhashira Jinja se encuentra junto a la calle Nawate, cerca del Castillo de Matsumoto. Es conocido por sus bendiciones de buena fortuna, emparejamiento y armonía familiar, y alberga un importante festival anual de...
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Built in just nine days before the Emperor's 1879 visit, the shrine burned down nine years later in a fire that devastated central Matsumoto. The current buildings weren't completed until 1924.
Unlike most Shinto shrines dedicated to a single deity, Yohashira enshrines four gods at once, including the sun goddess Amaterasu and three creation deities, earning it the nickname 'Wish-Granting Shrine.'
The annual October festival features elaborately decorated wooden floats (butai) designated as Important Tangible Folk Cultural Properties, parading through streets while musicians perform aboard the moving platforms.
DIRECCIÓN: 3-chōme-3-20 Ōte, Matsumoto, Nagano 390-0874, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 263-32-1936
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Suwa Taisha Shimosha Harumiya
Location: Suwa, Nagano
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Un santuario sintoísta histórico en Shimosuwa, Nagano, y uno de los cuatro santuarios principales del complejo Suwa Taisha. Situado cerca del río Togawa, es conocido por sus tranquilos terrenos arbolados, rituales estacionales y conexión con el sistema más...
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The shrine sits beside the Togawa River and features a sacred Japanese cedar tree, blending so gradually into residential Shimosuwa streets that visitors say it 'emerges from ordinary town' rather than announcing itself.
Almost no historical documents from the Lower Shrine (which includes Harumiya) survived through the centuries. Nearly all records about Suwa Taisha come from the Upper Shrine across the lake.
Harumiya means 'Spring Shrine' because the deity traditionally resides here from February to July, then moves to nearby Akimiya (Autumn Shrine) for the rest of the year in a seasonal ritual unique to Suwa Taisha.
DIRECCIÓN: 193 Daimon, Shimosuwa, Suwa District, Nagano 393-0092, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 266-27-8316
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Suwa Taisha Kamisha Maemiya
Location: Suwa, Nagano
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Uno de los cuatro santuarios de Suwa Taisha, Kamisha Maemiya es el antiguo santuario del grupo del Santuario Superior en Chino, Nagano. Es un sitio sintoísta ancestral vinculado al culto de Suwa, las tradiciones Onbashira y el complejo de santuarios más...
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Maemiya is the only one of the four Suwa Taisha shrines with an actual honden (main sanctuary building) that houses the sacred shintai. The other three shrines have only worship halls.
The shrine's honden was built in 1932 using timber salvaged from the Grand Shrine of Ise, connecting it to Japan's most sacred shrine complex through its very structure.
The shrine is part of a system with over 60 auxiliary shrines scattered around Lake Suwa, ranging from tiny stone structures to full compounds, each playing a role in the ritual calendar.
DIRECCIÓN: 2030 Miyagawa, Chino, Nagano 391-0013, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 266-72-1606
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