TsubakiGrandShrine is the main shrine of over 2,000 shrines nationwide that enshrine Sarutahiko no Okami. Introducing the charms of shrines that are visited by worshipers from all over the country.

Tsubaki Shrine is the main shrine of over 2,000 shrines nationwide that enshrine TsubakiGrandShrine.
This shrine is nicknamed ``Tsubaki-san'' by the locals and is often visited by many people to pray for traffic safety, good health, good business, etc. as it means that things are progressing in a good direction or being guided in a good direction. It is loved.

In addition, the wife of Sarutahiko Okami, Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto, is enshrined in Betsugu, making it a popular matchmaking shrine, with an increasing number of young people coming to worship. That's what he said.

Now, we will introduce recommended spots within the shrine grounds in order.

[Mifune no Iwakura]

It is said that the name comes from the legend that a certain god descended on this place by boat.

Please note that Mifune Iwaza is a prohibited area, so you cannot enter it at this time.

Also, there are three large stones buried here, and they are the three pillars of Sarutahiko Omikami who is the enshrined deity, Ninigi no Mikoto who is the grandson of Amaterasu-Omikami, and Takuhatachihimenomikoto. It is said that it is likened to.


[Kotowari no Torii]

Denierinotorii is a large torii gate made of stone located halfway between the entrance and the shrine.

One day, a samurai cut down a tree from TsubakiGrandShrine to build a building, but it burned down overnight, so he thought it was divine punishment from the gods and built this torii gate as a sign of apology. The legend remains.

[Main shrine]

This is the main shrine of TsubakiGrandShrine.
It has a solemn atmosphere and an overwhelming presence.

You can receive prayers without making a reservation, so why not try it when you stop by?


[Kanae Falls]

Kanae Falls is famous as a power spot for good luck and love fulfillment!
It is said that if you take a photo of this waterfall and set it as your smartphone's wallpaper, your wish will come true.

You can also dedicate votive tablets next to the waterfall, so it's a good idea to ask for them as well.


[Ogizuka]

This is a place to dedicate art-related items that are no longer in use.
It seems that fans, flutes, and even costumes are sometimes offered as offerings, and in the past, hula dance costumes were even placed there.

[Blessing ball]

This place is also one of the power spots.
It is said that if you pray while stroking the bead on the pedestal and chanting three times, ``Pay me, purify me, Rokkon shojo,'' it will bring happiness into your heart and make your wishes come true. It is.

On the notice board,
It says, ``Happiness comes when you move forward in your mission with a heart of daily gratitude.''

It's not just about asking God for happiness, it's also important to have a "heart of daily gratitude."


[Dokoujinryo]

This is the tomb of Sarutahiko Okami, or the tomb of Sarutahiko Okami.
It is easy to overlook because it is located in the middle of the approach to the shrine, but it is an essential part of TsubakiGrandShrine. Please stop by and pay your respects.


[Enmeijizodo]

It is said that it was built in the late Heian period, and has long been famous for its effectiveness in treating incurable diseases.
Therefore, worshipers and believers gather from all over the country.

[Betsugu Tsubakigishi Shrine]

The deity enshrined here is Amano Uzume no Mikoto, the wife deity of Sarutahiko Okami.
Amenotome no Mikoto is the god of entertainment, and since she is also married, she is worshiped as the god of marital harmony, advancement in the entertainment industry, and marriage.

How was TsubakiGrandShrine?
There is a lot to see at this shrine, so please come and visit it.


【important point】
〇You can use the approach from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is not possible to visit the shrine at night.
(However, it is possible to visit the shrine at night only on New Year's Eve.)

〇Reservations for divine prayers are not required. Registration begins at 8 a.m., and prayers will be held one after the other.

〇Prayer fees have not been determined. However, the first fruits fee is required for the following.
・Vehicle purification starting from 5,000 yen
・Amulets starting from 3,000 yen
・First visit to the shrine starts from 5,000 yen
・Shichi-Go-San from 3,000 yen

Next is information on surrounding spots.

Tsubaki Tea Garden is a cafe run by tea farmers, located very close to TsubakiGrandShrine.

The inside of the shop is spacious and relaxing, so it's perfect for a break after visiting TsubakiGrandShrine!

The tea that is carefully brewed one by one after you order it is truly exquisite. It will also warm your cold body.

You can also take home the original cup as a souvenir!

Tsubaki Kaikan is a general wedding hall that can be used for multiple purposes such as company training, seminars, and accommodation.

It has a capacity of 150 people for lodging and 800 people for meals, so it's great for group trips!

The Suzuka brand-certified specialty "Tsubaki Torimeshi" that can be eaten at the cafeteria is a nostalgic, simple and mellow mixed rice made with domestic oak. Please enjoy it when you visit.