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Hie Shrine

日枝神社

Shrine established in 1335 near Toyama Castle, host of the June Sanno Festival, which draws 200,000 visitors to approach streets lined with food stalls.

Hie Shrine in the Toyama City
Hie Shrine in the Toyama City
Opening hours
Mon–Sun 08:30–17:00
Holidays 08:30–17:00
Admission
Everyone Free
Links
Official website Japanese
Access
4-12, Sannomachi, Toyama City, Toyama
〒 930-0064
How to get there
Nearest stationKamihonmachi Station
上本町
3 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stop星井町1丁目3 min walk from the bus stop

The Hie Shrine was established in 1335, and is situated just north of the outer moat of historic Toyama Castle, nestled between the old samurai district and the former temple quarter. It is located west of the historic Buddhist temple area. The Sanno festival, held in June, draws in a large crowd of 200,000 visitors to this popular shrine, as the approach streets are lined with food stalls.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Hie Shrine. Legend: Shinkansen. Labelled stations: Nagano, Kurobe-Unazukionsen, Nishicho, Marunouchi, Sakurabashi, Koizumimachi, Toyama.

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