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Shrines & Temples in Kobe City
Hyogo · 42 spots
Top 10 Shrines & Temples in Kobe City
Sumadera
Ancient Shingon temple at the Genpei battlefield where Taira no Atsumori fell in single combat
Minatogawa Jinja (兵庫県)
Shrine of loyal Kusunoki Masashige who fell at Minatogawa — founded by imperial decree of Emperor Meiji
Taisanji (兵庫県)
An ancient Tendai temple founded by Gyoki — its Kamakura-era main hall is the largest wooden building in Hyogo and a National Treasure
Ikuta Jinja (兵庫県)
Empress Jingu's ancient shrine of matchmaking — the sacred Ikuta-no-Mori was a Genpei War battlefield
Tsunashiki Tenman Jinja (Suma-ku)
Named for fishermen who wove a rope seat for the exiled Michizane at Suma — 300 red and white plum trees bloom each spring
Nofuku-ji
Site 23 of the Shin-Saigoku 33 Pilgrimage — restored by Taira no Kiyomori during the Fukuhara capital relocation, famed for the Hyogo Daibutsu
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Museum (Ijokaku)
The hexagonal Western villa in Kobe where Sun Yat-sen met supporters of the 1911 revolution and delivered his Pan-Asianism speech
Mayasan Tenjo-ji
Site 22 of the Shin-Saigoku 33 Pilgrimage — Tenjo-ji on Mt. Maya in Kobe, the world's only sanctuary enshrining Maya, mother of the Buddha
Arima Onsen
One of Japan's three oldest hot springs recorded in the Nihon Shoki — the gold and silver waters beloved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Wada Shrine (Wadamiya)
The ancient forest where Hiruko first touched the Japanese mainland — Taira no Kiyomori's Itsukushima offering site and the guardian shrine of Wadamisaki where Katsu Kaishu also prayed
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