Kishibe Shrine

Yoshishibe Shrine in Suita City has been revered by villagers since ancient times. It's a historic shrine called "Daigujin" with a magnificent shrine building. The main hall, which was completely destroyed by fire, has been rebuilt and adorned with beautiful Momoyama-style patterns. In addition, the possibility that the "Yoshishi clan" founded and dedicated the shrine, as well as the remains of a tile kiln from the Heian period, have been found, giving a sense of its profound history.

The main shrine of Kishibe Shrine is a gorgeous building adorned with the splendid patterns of the Momoyama style, and is a rare seven-bay shrine throughout Japan. This shrine, faithfully restored to its original appearance from 400 years ago, was once burned down but was recognized for its value and restored as a nationally designated important cultural property. This place, where history and beauty coexist, captivates all who visit.

The main shrine of Kishibe Shrine, located in Suita City, has been beautifully restored after being lost in a fire, reviving the gorgeous decorations from 400 years ago. With a rare national architectural style called Shichikenya Shari, its beauty attracts visitors. This place, where historical value that once disappeared is now alive again, is a valuable spot where you can experience Japan's traditional beauty that transcends time.

At Yoshida Shrine in Suita City, beautiful chigo (young shrine attendants) participate in a procession during the autumn festival. The chigo, selected from young girls, wear kimono with a rope belt and a straw ring, and carry offerings and flags in a karahori (Chinese-style chest). This festival is designated as a local folk cultural asset and its sacred atmosphere leaves a lasting impression on the heart. Please visit and enjoy the beauty and traditional scenery of ancient Japan.

At Yoshida Shrine in Suita City, the main hall, which was lost in a fire, has been beautifully reconstructed in the rare national style of shichiken-sha-zukuri with a gorgeous Momoyama-style. This new main hall, faithfully restored to its appearance 400 years ago, attracts visitors with its beauty and historical significance. This place, where the value that was once lost has been revived, is a valuable spot where you can experience the traditional beauty and profound history of Japan.