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Narushima Mikumano Shrine

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

Shrines / Temples

    Narushima Mikumano Shrine is said to have been built by Sakanoue Tamuramaro when he subdued the Ezo, and its quiet appearance surrounded by trees over 1,000 years old is the origin of the shrine's name, Kii Kumano Shrine. It exudes a majesty similar to Sanzan. Designated as an important cultural property of Iwate Prefecture in 1978. In the precincts, there is a 4.73m tall wooden statue of Bishamonten made from a single zelkova tree.
    Every May, the ``Bishamon Festival/National Crying Sumo Tournament'' is held to pray for the healthy growth of children.

    Location
    5-1 Kitanarushima, Towa-cho, Hanamaki-shi, Iwate 028-0116
    Business Hours
    9:00-16:30
    Inquiries
    Contact name: Bishamon General Management Center

    Phone number: 0198-42-3921

    FAX number: 0198-29-4155
    Website
    http://www.city.hanamaki.iwate.jp/Open in new tab
    Other
    ◆Bishamon Festival/National Crying Sumo Tournament
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