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Miyazaki Shrine, or Miyazaki Jingu in Japanese, is the oldest and most important shrine in the city. Dedicated to Emperor Jimmu, the mythical first emperor of Japan, it is said to have been established over 2600 years ago. The shrine's buildings, constructed of simple, unpainted cedar, sit in the center of a large, quiet forest. Festivals and other events such as yabusame (horseback archery competitions) are held during the year on the wide path under the trees. The Miyazaki Prefectural Museum stands just next to Miyazaki Shrine. Entrance to the shrine grounds Forest leading to the shrine

How to get there

Miyazaki Shrine is a 5 to 10 minute walk from Miyazaki Jingu Station (3 minutes, 160 yen from Miyazaki Station). Alternatively, there is a bus which runs from Miyazaki Station to the shrine (10 minutes, 160 yen). How to get to and around Miyazaki

Hours and Fees

Hours: Always open Closed: No closing days Admission: Free

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