Kashima Jingu Shrine

Ibaraki (茨城県)
Place of Worship
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2306-1 Kyūchū, Kashima, Ibaraki 314-0031, Japan

0299-82-1209

4.5 (11.9k reviews)

Opening Hours

Monday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Sunday8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

About

Storied Shinto shrine with a red-lacquer entrance gate & 4 prayer halls, surrounded by a deer park.

Reviews

World Hiro

World Hiro

4 months ago

I visited by bicycle. I remember it being quite difficult because I entered from the opposite side of the main gate and couldn't find a place to park my bike. The path to the inner shrine is surrounded by a dense forest, giving it a mysterious atmosphere. When I arrived at the inner shrine, it had a solemn yet very calm and peaceful feel. The strong atmosphere truly makes it deserving of its reputation as the most powerful spiritual spot in Kanto.
Jen Polar

Jen Polar

a month ago

Especially in the summerheat a great place to visit as the forest cools you down. Walking around the place is a lot of fun but be aware about the train scedule!
Andre Matarazzo

Andre Matarazzo

6 months ago

Too bad the main gate was covered for repairing. The temple grounds are lovely but I wouldn’t use the word “stunning”. The pond at the end of the grounds with an old tree hanging over it looks pretty magical. Better to go early in the day.
Naree L.

Naree L.

11 months ago

Super Recommend place!! Traditional temple was built in 600BC. Very nice atmosphere. The pond behind (actually go down) from the temple is very perfect. Water is superb.
KIICHIRO KOBORI

KIICHIRO KOBORI

7 months ago

Beautiful and majestic place From web site; Kashima Jingu is a historic shrine founded in the first year of Emperor Jimmu, enshrining Takemikazuchi Omikami, the god of Japan's founding and martial arts.