Shrine · Tateyama (Boso Peninsula)

Awa Shrine 安房神社

Ichinomiya of Awa Province near the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula in Tateyama, said to have been founded in the first emperor's reign.

PriceFree

Getting thereJR Tateyama Station, JR bus to Awa Jinja-mae (about 20 min) then 10 min walk

Time needed30-60 min

Best timeEarly April (cherry blossoms)

Address589 Daijingu, Tateyama, Chiba

Websiteawajinja.org

About

Awa Shrine was founded according to tradition by the Imbe clan from Shikoku, giving the region its name. A cherry-lined approach leads to the forested shrine at the foot of Mt. Azuchi, which also has an ancient cave burial site. It is a peaceful stop on a drive around the Boso Flower Line.

Highlights

Shrine at the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula
Cherry-lined approach and first torii
Wells and sacred trees
Near Boso Flower Line and Nojimazaki

Tips

JR bus from Tateyama Station about 20 min, then 10 min walk
Combine with Nojimazaki Lighthouse and flower farms
Free to visit

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Awa Shrine 安房神社

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