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Shinto shrines in Aichi

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Our first Aichi entry is Atsuta Jingu in southern Nagoya. Several stations reach different gates, so choose the approach that fits your route. Its ordinary shrine visit and the paid Treasure Hall or Kusanagi-kan exhibitions have different time and admission needs.

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Nagoya, Aichi

Atsuta Jingu

熱田神宮

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Highlights
Wooded approach to the main shrine · Shinmei-style shrine architecture · Nobunaga’s wall
Estimated visit
40–60 min

Main shrine worship and a short precinct walk; excludes station approaches, museums, formal prayers and queues.

Getting there
Nagoya tourism lists about 3 minutes from Meitetsu Jingu-mae Station to the east gate, or 7 minutes from Atsuta Jingu Nishi subway station (exit 2) to the west gate. These are gate approaches; allow additional time inside.
Address & enshrined kami

1-1-1 Jingu, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya, Aichi

Atsuta Okami · Amaterasu Omikami (associated deity) · Susanoo no Mikoto (associated deity) · Yamato Takeru no Mikoto (associated deity) · Miyasuhime no Mikoto (associated deity) · Takeinadane no Mikoto (associated deity)

Visit guide & opening hours