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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
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Minatogawa Jinja (兵庫県)
Shrine of loyal Kusunoki Masashige who fell at Minatogawa — founded by imperial decree of Emperor Meiji
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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
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Ikuta Jinja (兵庫県)
Empress Jingu's ancient shrine of matchmaking — the sacred Ikuta-no-Mori was a Genpei War battlefield
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Arima Onsen
One of Japan's three oldest hot springs recorded in the Nihon Shoki — the gold and silver waters beloved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi
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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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