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Uto Shrine
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Closed Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 2 Chome-7-18 Yasukata, Aomori, Aomori Prefecture
mapOfficial website: http://utojinja.sakura.ne.jp/
Phone: +81 17-722-4843
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Cherry blossoms, sakura, woodworking in March, the clear sky is cloudless and tranquil body relics are a commemoration of some people.
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Situated in Aomori City, the Uto Shrine is a shrine that worships the daughter of the founding father of Japan. It is said to have been around since ancient times. It was reconstructed by the then military attache in 807 and was designated as a shrine representing Aomori in 1641. Here, you can pray for family health, traffic safety, business prosperity and many other wishes, which are deeply loved by the people of Aomori.
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Cherry blossoms, sakura, woodworking in March, the clear sky is cloudless and tranquil body relics are a commemoration of some people.
Zenchito Shrine-it is the largest shrine in Aomori. The Japanese worship crows very much. They call crows "sacred beasts". I don't know if this is related to crows. Is Zenchito is a crow? We don't understand their gods. Watch the excitement and take pictures of the scenery, it's pretty good.
It's best to learn how to worship, this shrine is very big.
The size of the shrine is not small, and it is a must-see place in Aomori, but there are not many people.
Quiet and beautiful environment, Japanese style, popular attractions
There are many shrines in Japanese parks and the beautiful Zenchito Shrine. There are many Japanese shrines. Zenchito Shrine in Aomori is a relatively famous shrine in the local area. This shrine was built in 1955. Although the history is not long, devout believers still regard Zenchito Shrine. It is well constructed. There is an endless stream of people who come to Zenchito Shrine to worship. Although not overcrowded as exaggerated, the surrounding Japanese believers still come to Zenchito Shrine to worship at intervals. Under the leadership of a friend studying in Japan, we came to Zenchitori Shrine to appreciate the demeanor of the shrine. Brightly colored shrines Japanese shrines are basically inseparable from a color, red, and Zenchitori Shrine is no exception. From a distance, you can see the conspicuous red gate of Zenchitori Shrine. There are some ancient stone lamp holders on both sides of the entrance. When you walk into it, you can see the main shrine standing not far away. The main shrine is like a blue tile and white wall. When our group arrived at the shrine, many people were already there. Worship. Looking at the shrine is mainly to understand some Japanese beliefs. Nebuta’s House Next to Zenchitori Shrine, there is a worthwhile attraction called Nebuta’s House. This is a museum with a very conspicuous red appearance. You can learn about some local folk customs here. Friends who like it can go and take a look. PS Transportation: Get off at JR Aomori Station and walk for 10 minutes on Shinmachi Street. Opening Hours: Free open all day