[2025 Atami Attraction] Travel Guide for Kinomiya Shrine (Updated Apr)

Kinomiya Shrine 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka 413-0034 About a 5-minute walk from Kinomiya Station About a 20-minute walk from Atami Station It is said that this shrine has long been worshipped as the god of good fortune and good luck. At the back of the shrine is a large, sacred camphor tree that is 2100 years old, and it is said that walking around the tree once will extend your life by one year and make your wishes come true. There are many trees around the camphor tree, like in a forest, and the good energy was flowing, which was very healing. The shrine is very well maintained overall, and the cafe inside the shrine is very stylish. It feels like you are at a resort in the forest. There are also camera stands for taking commemorative photos at the torii gate at the entrance, in front of the main hall, and on the sacred tree. I thought this shrine was very conscious of social media. #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip

\\Tourist Spots// Kinomiya Shrine is the head shrine of the 44 Kinomiya Shrines in Japan. It has been enshrined as the local deity of Atami since ancient times. It is also a popular tourist spot. It is a little far from Atami Station, so please visit with plenty of time. The shrine office was very beautiful. Facility name📍 Kinomiya Shrine Admission fee📍Free #Historic sites #Shrines and temples #Shrines and temples tour #Atami #Shizuoka sightseeing #tripmemory2022

Address: Atmosphere/Facilities: A shrine famous for its 2100-year-old sacred tree!! It was spectacular!! It's easily accessible, just one stop from Atami Station! It's a 5-minute walk from Kunomiya Shrine! 🌝🪐 Another great thing was that the shrine maiden made a heart out of fallen leaves! The goshuin stamp book was made of wood and was very attractive! Please check out their website! lol There are lots of trees and the air is clear!! It was a calming space!! Please come and visit!! 🕊 #Atami City

Before the epidemic, I went to Atami for half a day😬 He has a Laimiya Shrine⛩️ Although not d what big shrine but we see not many people visit here He expected the people to take pictures📸️ so he had a stand in front of the torii Convenient for you to take pictures with friends I think very courteous 😆😆 In addition, someone built a heart out of the leaves ❤️ It really makes ❤️ #countryside good places #resident writer #winter travelogue #popular exhibition

We visited Kinomiya Daimyojin, worshipped as the god of Atami and the god of good luck. In the precincts, there is a large camphor tree that is over 2000 years old, and you can feel its power here. It is said to be the second largest tree in Japan. (The first place is the camphor tree in Gamo City, Kagoshima Prefecture.) #2021c #Shrine

Kinomiya Shrine is said to be one of the most powerful spots in Japan. It is a popular spot in Atami that is crowded with many tourists every year because it enshrines the god of good fortune and good luck. The approach to the main shrine is full of nature, and you can recharge your energy, but the large camphor tree behind the main shrine is an even more amazing power spot. It has been designated a national natural monument, and is over 2,000 years old, making it the second largest tree in the country. It is said that if you make a wish while walking around the large camphor tree, your wish will come true. After worshiping, you can relax at the cafe inside the shrine. The fresh greenery is still beautiful, and I was able to refresh myself. #Atami #KinomiyaShrine #HotSpring #HotSpringTrip #GirlsTrip #LargeCamphor Tree #NaturalMonument #AmazingNature #TourismSupport #BreathtakingView

This time, I will introduce Atami's power spot "Kurimiya Shrine" ⛩️ When you look up sightseeing in Atami, this power spot is almost always listed as a recommended spot. I was able to visit it just last week, so I will explain how to enjoy it and what to see 😌 ---1️⃣Cute and wide variety of fortune-telling slips The "musubi string fortune-telling slip" fortune-telling slip can be worn by wrapping it around your arm like a misanga ♪ It's a fun thing to see which one will win. The fun doubles when you combine it with the fortune-telling result! It's also recommended as it will become a memory of your trip There were also a wide variety of other types, such as the "Okusu Omisakuji" unique to Kinomiya Shrine, the Seven Lucky Gods fortune-telling slip, and the Love fortune-telling slip ---2️⃣Amulets and gifts Matchmaking amulets and Nine Star amulets, etc. Compared to the amulets of other shrines, they are a little more compact in size and have a subtle presence even when attached to your belongings, so they seem easy to use in everyday life! All the amulets are published on the shrine's website, so you can check in advance which amulet you want. ---3️⃣4 cafes and rest areas within the grounds The features of each cafe and rest area are as follows💁♀️⬇️ 💎Saryo Hoko (Houko) ・Enjoy blended coffee and Atami black tea🫖・When you want to enjoy drinks unique to Atami, such as local cider and Shizuoka mandarin juice Attached to the Sanshuden, where gifts are offered —💎Saryo Goshiki no Mori ・Enjoy matcha and Japanese sweets on the terrace while looking at the large camphor tree! ・When you order matcha, you can also choose your favorite bowl.・The warabimochi I had here was the best 🥹 Next to the Okusu —💎Kitchen・Kusunoka・Alcohol is served・Many types such as Atami beer and mojitos Upstairs of Sanshuden —💎Torii no Musubiha ・A wide range of menus such as self-made dumplings, soft serve ice cream🍦, and matcha sets ・It's right next to the torii, so it might be a good idea to use it while waiting for the bus Right next to the torii -—Other things to see...・Heart-shaped fallen leaves🍂 (It looks like a heart, but it's a lucky pattern)・2100 years old! Okusu, a natural monument that is said to "extend your life" and "make your wishes come true" if you walk around the trunk・Photo spot with Okusu・Bamboo forest There are many things to see and it's a spot where you can enjoy sightseeing to the fullest! 🤍 Make sure to visit Kinomiya Shrine and make your Atami trip more enjoyable♪⛩️ —————【Spot】Kinomiya Shrine 📍 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture Access① 5-minute walk from JR Kinomiya Station② 20-minute walk from JR Atami Station*It is within walking distance from Atami Station, but there is a long slope on the way, so if you are not good at walking, we recommend using the bus or Kinomiya Station ③ Take the Tokoku Toge or Nishiyama Circular from JR Atami Station, and get off at the bus stop "Kinomiya Shrine Mae" Worship hours: 24 hours (lights out around 23:00) Gift shop/shrine stamp: 9:00-17:00 ✍️Notes・If you want to relax at a coffee shop/cafe, plan to stay for 1.5 to 2 hours! #Domestic Travel Strategy

How can you miss the cherry blossom season when you come to Japan in spring? Atami, a hidden gem near Tokyo, not only has hot springs but also stunning cherry blossom spots! This guide will take you through Atami, showcasing cherry blossom beauty and helping you capture photos that will blow up your social media! 📸 --- 🌸 Cherry Blossom Highlights Due to Atami's warm climate, cherry blossoms bloom earlier here, usually from late February to mid-March, 1-2 weeks earlier than in Tokyo! Here, you can find not only the classic Kawazu cherry blossoms but also mountain cherry blossoms, Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms, and many other varieties. 📸 Must-Visit Cherry Blossom Spots 1. Atami Castle - The cherry blossoms at Atami Castle complement the ancient castle perfectly. From the top of the castle tower, you can overlook Sagami Bay. The combination of sea view and cherry blossoms is definitely worth capturing! Tips: It's recommended to visit in the morning or evening when the light is soft, and there are fewer people, making the scenery even more beautiful! 2. Atami Plum Garden - Although famous for plum blossoms, the Plum Garden also has many cherry blossom trees, especially Kawazu cherry blossoms. The pink petals intertwined with plum blossoms create a unique charm. 3. Kinomiya Shrine - This is one of the oldest shrines in Atami. The cherry blossom trees within the shrine form a beautiful contrast with the ancient buildings, making it perfect for taking traditional Japanese-style photos. Tips: You can also get a cherry blossom amulet here, symbolizing good fortune! 4. Atami Sun Beach - A unique experience of viewing cherry blossoms by the sea! The cherry blossom trees by the beach form a striking contrast with the blue ocean, and the photos you take here will definitely blow up your social media! Tips: It's recommended to visit at sunset when the Lawson store and the evening glow create a romantic atmosphere, perfect for photos. 5. Kiunkawa Promenade - Most of the photos in this guide were taken here. The blooming rate is high, making it a great spot for photos!

⌇Kurumiya Shrine A shrine that has been worshipped as a god of good fortune and good luck since ancient times It is also famous as a power spot because of the sacred tree "Okusu" that is over 2100 years old and still sprouts. It is said that if you walk around this tree, your life will be extended by one year, and if you walk around it while making a wish, your wish will come true. There are several tea houses in the precincts where you can take a break and enjoy sweets and drinks made with roasted barley and orange, so it was nice to be able to take your time to pray. ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Kurumiya Shrine 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 3 minutes walk from Kurumiya Station 5 minutes by taxi from Atami Station Parking lot available ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #trip Domestic travel #Shizuoka trip #Shizuoka sightseeing #Atami

#2024Travel Review Atami City in Shizuoka Prefecture is not only famous for its hot springs♨️, but also has a mysterious and powerful attraction - Kurimiya Shrine. This shrine attracts countless tourists with its long history and magnificent natural landscape, especially its sacred tree "Okusu" that is more than 2,000 years old. The core attraction of Kurimiya Shrine is the sacred tree Okusu inside the main shrine. This giant tree has a trunk circumference of 23.9 meters and a height of about 26 meters. The plant is designated as a national natural monument and is known as the "second largest tree" in Japan, second only to the Kamamo plant in Kagoshima Prefecture. Standing in front of it and feeling its vitality for thousands of years, one can’t help but feel in awe🥰. Next to Okusu, there is the resting place of "Okusu Five Colors No Mori". This is an ideal place for tourists to take a break. Here you can taste Shizuoka's matcha🍵 and exquisite snacks and enjoy a relaxing time. Kurimiya Shrine is considered a power spot in Japan, attracting visitors seeking spirituality and tranquility. Many people come here to pray for peace and happiness and to connect with this ancient forest. Walking on the trails of the shrine, the surrounding natural environment makes people feel peaceful, as if time has stood still here☺️. 🌳Attraction: Laimiya Shrine 📍Address: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan 🚝Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Rainomiya Station, or about 30 minutes walk from Atami Station #Atami #GlobalTravel #Shizuoka

A healing spot surrounded by silence and greenery🌿 Kurinomiya Forest in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture The highlight is the "Kurinomiya Shrine's Great Camphor Tree," which is over 2,000 years old It is one of Japan's leading power spots🌳✨ It is said that walking around the trunk once will extend your life by one year! Walking through the forest will definitely help you forget the hustle and bustle of the city and refresh you💫 🌼Best season Spring with fresh greenery and autumn with red leaves are recommended◎ You can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season🇯🇵 📍Kunomiya Forest 📮43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🚌About 10 minutes by bus from JR Atami Station 🚶♀️5 minutes on foot from Kunomiya Station 🕑9:00-17:00 #Kunomiya Shrine#Kunomiya Forest #Atami Tourism #Power Spot#Atami Trip #Cafe #Shrine #Shrine Tour #Atami #Domestic Travel Record

As a popular tourist destination for Japanese, Atami City has many local attractions and delicacies. Today I will take you to see what must-see and eat in Atami! As soon as you arrive at Atami Station, of course you first go to the famous pudding shop near the station to try the famous local pudding! We bought the classic glass bottle pudding and the novel matcha ice pudding. It has a smooth texture and just the right amount of sweetness, so you’ll want to eat it all year round! The second stop is the conveniently located "Kurinomiya Shrine". Take the JR from Atami Station to Kurinomiya Station, and then walk for 5 minutes to get there! There is a large nan tree in the territory that is more than 2,100 years old. It is a well-known local energy attraction, attracting many residents and tourists to come to worship. Atami Station also has many famous hot spring hotels and famous firework festivals. Next time you go to Tokyo, you might as well add Atami to your itinerary! 📍Atami #globaltravel

I visited Kinomiya Shrine in Atami! There is a 2100-year-old camphor tree that gives you energy just by looking at it. There are also unique omikuji (fortune slips) themed around the great camphor tree, which contain chips of the tree, making them very special. There are many stylish and modern cafes where you can relax in nature. If you visit Atami, why not stop by this shrine? 📍Location: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 413-0034

[Kinomiya Shrine] in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture ⛩ Kinomiya Shrine is also famous as a power spot. There were few people, so I was able to get around smoothly 🙆♀️ I heard that there is a large camphor tree estimated to be 2000 years old in the shrine grounds, so I went to see it, and it was very impressive to see it in person. I was moved by its towering appearance. There is also a cafe in the grounds where you can take a break and have tea ☕ If you go to Atami, please be sure to visit ✨️ 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-17:00 📍Address: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 413-0034 💰Price per person: Free #0 yen travel autumn

#FuriTabi Kunomiya Shrine has long been called Kunomiya Daimyojin, the deity of the landlord of Atamigo, and is enshrined in Kunomiya. It has long been worshipped as a deity of good fortune and good luck. Kunomiya Shrine's sacred tree, the "Okusu", which has been designated a national natural monument, is over 2,000 years old and was recognized as the second largest tree in Japan in a survey by the Ministry of the Environment in 1992. People are in awe of its impressive trunk, which is about 24 meters in circumference, and naturally join their hands in prayer. Please join your hands in prayer to the Okusu and feel the eternal flow of time. When the enshrined deity Isotake no Mikoto was enshrined in Atami, he conveyed a divine message to protect the local people and travelers who come to the shrine, so many travelers who come to Izu visit the shrine.

Every summer, Atami is crowded with tourists who come to enjoy the popular fireworks display over the sea. Atami is relatively quiet in June. You can visit attractions at your leisure. #Kumiya Shrine is dedicated to the local god "Kumiya Daimyojin" who protects Atami. Since ancient times, it has been worshipped by people for bringing good fortune and attracting good relationships. We will continue along the mountain road and arrive at "Miyasaka no Yubiha". Here you can see the history of Kinomiya Shrine. After that, walk a short distance and pass through the double tunnels to reach your destination. There is a bamboo forest at the entrance of the Palace Shrine, and you will feel a cool feeling the moment you walk in. Although it is an old shrine, it actually looks very new. There is a coffee shop here where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in a green environment. They also sell other drinks, Lai Fu desserts, etc., which can also be bought as souvenirs. On the left side of the main hall, you can walk through the "Kushuen Alley" and see the "Big Camphor" tree, a national natural monument that is regarded as a sacred tree. This big nan tree is more than 2,100 years old and is still full of life. Legend has it that walking around the tree trunk once can extend one's lifespan by one year, and if one makes a wish while walking around the tree trunk, the wish will come true. As one of Japan's famous power spots, You must come here when you come to Atami. . . Kinomiya Shrine 📍Address: 〒413-0034 Shizuoka Prefecture Atami City Nishiyama-cho 43-1 ⏰Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00 (prayer time until 16:30) #Sign up for July hotel test sleeper

Kinomiya Shrine⛩, known for its sacred tree that watches over Atami It has long been worshipped as a god of good fortune and good luck, and next to the main shrine is a sacred camphor tree that is 2,100 years old and has a trunk that is 24 meters thick, and is designated as a national natural monument. It is also famous as a power spot☺️ The camphor tree is very impressive when seen up close! There are also spots where you can see it from above, and it was a spectacular sight from all angles! It was surrounded by a lot of greenery, and it was a very sacred and beautiful shrine that really cleansed my heart and gave me power☺️ It was also nice that there was a cafe where I could relax☕️ Address: 43-1 Nishiyama-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (※Prayer reception is until 16:30) #sightseeing #Atamisightseeing #KinomiyaShrine #powerspot #camphor #KinomiyaShrine

#2024wish This shrine in Atami is a popular tourist destination known as one of the most spiritual places in Japan. At the end of the main shrine, there is O-kusu (a giant camphor tree), which is regarded as a holy tree. The tree is said to be endowed with spiritual powers and, every day, many worshipers visit the tree to pray for their health and longevity and for their wishes to be fulfilled. When you visit the shrine, you should also visit the tree. There is a nice cafe near the shrine. I want to visit this place again in 2024.

Our visit to Kinomiya Shrine in Atami was truly special, especially during sunset. The warm glow added magic to the ancient atmosphere. Tips: Opt for an evening visit, revel in the enchanting lights, and explore the serene gardens. Dress modestly and immerse yourself in the spiritual aura. Don't forget to savor the beauty around the sacred "Goshinboku" tree. A personal connection with this cultural gem awaits you.#mytravelhacks