Mukō-jinja 向日神社

The main building dates from 1422 and is a national Important Cultural Property.

A shrine with a stated founding date of 718, on a wooded rise above the Mukō plain; in town it is called Myōjin-san. The main building, from 1422, is in the sangensha-nagare-zukuri style (three bays, with the front slope of the roof extended to cover the entrance) and is a national Important Cultural Property. The festivals of the year are the cherry blossom festival in April, the mid-year purification in July and the ritual fire in October.

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