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Shijonawate Shrine
大阪府
A Meiji shrine at the foot of Mt. Iimori enshrining Kusunoki Masatsura — the 'Small Nanko' who fell at age 24 in the 1348 Battle of Shijōnawate, loyal to the Southern Court
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1890
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Shrine
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大阪府四條畷市南野2-18-1
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Shrine
Founded 1890
136 years
Overview
A shrine of special imperial rank (betsukaku kanpeisha) founded in 1890 at the foot of Mt. Iimori to honor the loyalty of Kusunoki Masatsura. It enshrines Masatsura alongside his brother Masatoki and 22 other clan members who fell at the Battle of Shijo Nawate in 1348. Masatsura, known as 'Ko-Nanko,' continued fighting for the Southern Court in the spirit of his father Kusunoki Masashige, and died…
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Origins
Founded in 1890 at the foot of Mt. Iimori to honor the loyalty of Kusunoki Masatsura. Masatsura was killed at the Battle of Shijo Nawate in 1348 (Shohei 3). His brother Masatoki and 23 other clan members are also enshrined. Listed as a betsukaku kanpeisha.
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Hours
No specific gate hours stated; grounds open freely. Shrine office 9:00–17:00, prayer reception 9:00–16:30.
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Free to enter grounds.
As of 2026-07-17. Subject to change.
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