Iminomiya Shrine

14 of 16 in Shimonoseki

Iminomiya Shrine (忌宮神社), located in the heart of the former castle town, holds a significant place in Japan’s history, with mentions in the Nihon Shoki, one of Japan's oldest historical records. This shrine is a testament to the spiritual and cultural legacy of the area.

Nearby, Nogi Shrine stands in honor of General Nogi, a hero who played a crucial role in Japan’s victory during the Russo-Japanese War. The two shrines are key historical landmarks, offering a glimpse into Japan's rich heritage and military past, making them a must-visit for history buffs and travelers alike.

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Iminomiya Shrine is a 6-minute bus ride from Chofu Station (Bus number 17). From Shimonoseki Station, it takes about 30 minutes by bus (Bus number 20).