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Uji Shrine

京都府
4.3
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World Heritage shrines that have been around since the Heian period.
As a guardian shrine of the Byodoin Temple, this shrine is revered and is now a World Heritage Site. The main shrine was built in the Heian period, and the hall of worship was built in the Kamakura period, both of which were designated as national treasures. It is said to have benefits for academic achievement, good luck in competitions, and matchmaking, so it might be a good idea to visit and pray for success in exams.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic History

Highlights

Point 1

Visit the Oldest Shinto Shrine Architecture in Japan!

Uji Shrine Visit the Oldest Shinto Shrine Architecture in Japan!
The main shrine of Ujigami Shrine is known as the oldest existing Shinto shrine architecture in Japan. Built in the mid-Heian period, this building is also designated as a World Heritage Site and is a must-see for history lovers. In addition, the worship hall, designated as a national treasure, uses Japanese cypress that was felled in the early Kamakura period. Both buildings are valuable places where you can feel the history of Japan.
Point 2

Enjoy Spring at a Cherry Blossom Spot!

Uji Shrine Enjoy Spring at a Cherry Blossom Spot!
The area around Uji-Kami Shrine is also famous as a cherry blossom spot. Somei Yoshino cherry trees are planted along the approach, and cherry blossoms add color to the vermilion torii gate. In addition, various types of cherry blossoms bloom in the park next to the Uji River, so you can enjoy a cherry blossom viewing walk. There are also early-blooming cold scarlet cherry trees planted, making it a wonderful place where you can feel the arrival of spring relatively early.
Point 3

Enjoy Uji Tea!

Uji Shrine Enjoy Uji Tea!
Uji City, home to Ujigami Shrine, is a major producer of Uji tea, with beautiful tea fields stretching across the landscape. There are many shops around Ujigami Shrine where you can enjoy sweets and dishes made with Uji tea, so why not take a break after your visit and try some of the local tea? You can also visit the tea fields. Spend a luxurious time enjoying the aroma and flavor of Uji tea.
Point 4

Visiting Power Spots

Uji Shrine Visiting Power Spots
Near Ujigami Shrine, there is the equally world-renowned Byodoin Phoenix Hall, which is also a registered World Heritage Site. The hall, also known as the building depicted on the 10 yen coin, is characterized by its roof adorned with phoenixes. It is a popular power spot visited by many tourists every day, and by visiting it along with Ujigami Shrine, you can deepen your knowledge of the history and culture of Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture.
Point 5

Stamp Your Goshuincho as a Souvenir!

Uji Shrine Stamp Your Goshuincho as a Souvenir!
At Uji-Kami Shrine, you can receive a goshuin, a stamp with the shrine's seal, in your goshuincho, a book for collecting such stamps. This is one of Japan's traditional cultural practices. Admission to the shrine is free, but receiving a goshuin costs 500 yen. Be sure to stamp your goshuincho as a memorable souvenir. It's recommended to leave your goshuincho at the shrine office before visiting, as it will make your sightseeing more efficient.
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Access

Uji Shrine Popular Spot within Walking Distance from the Nearest Station
Popular Spot within Walking Distance from the Nearest Station
Ujigami Shrine is a power spot that is also registered as a World Heritage Site. It's located within a 10-minute walk from either Uji station on the Keihan Uji line or Uji station on the JR Nara line, making it easily accessible by public transportation. For those coming by car, the shrine also has a fully equipped parking lot. Additionally, the shrine is wheelchair accessible, and visitors in wheelchairs can even reach the main hall, so please come and visit.

Basic Information

Address 59 Ujiyamada, Uji-shi, Kyoto 611-0021
Business Hours

7:00~16:00

TEL 0774-21-4634
Web Site https://ujikamijinja.amebaownd.com/

Review

Average Review
4.3
5 Reviews
4
大西勲
Posted Date:2025/2/22
観光地 宇治の中で 静かな佇まいで暖かい清らかさある神域でした。 いつも有難うございます。そばで優しく聞いてくださっているのかな?日差しが暖かく感じました。 有料駐車場に停めて5〜6分かな。 手前の宇治神社様、そこからもう2〜3分歩いたところに鎮座されてます。自宅から軽く高速利用して小一時間。嫁とゆっくりデートできました。
5
横山早美
Posted Date:2025/2/5
京都最後に1つだけ行ってなかった世界遺産の神社に行きました 小さいながら格式のある神社でした 湧き水をそのままでは飲めませんが、汲んで持ち帰る事ができるみたいでした 本殿の裏をぐるっと回れます。 うさぎのお守りがたくさん並び、うさぎの好きな方にはいいと思います ここまでの道路はとても狭く、観光客もたくさん歩いているので注意が必要ですが、赤い鳥居をくぐった奥に大きな無料駐車場があります 平日なのでほとんど外国の方の参拝客ばかりでした
5
R. A.
Posted Date:2025/2/18
平安時代後期に建てられたと言われる本殿(国宝)のある宇治上神社。 世界遺産に登録されています。 本殿は拝殿の後ろにあり、境内には宇治七名水のうち唯一現存する「桐原水」が今も湧いているそう。 パステルカラーのうさぎおみくじも人気。 木々に囲まれ、厳かな雰囲気で、さわらびの道という坂道を登ったところにあります。
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