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[Image1]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image2]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image3]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image4]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image5]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image6]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

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[Image8]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

[Image9]Minase ShrineAddress: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka PrefectureNearest Statio

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Minase Shrine

Address: 3-10-24 Hirose, Shimamotocho, Mishima District, Osaka Prefecture
Nearest Station: Minase Station [East Exit], 12 minutes on foot
Parking: Available, free

Set in a beautiful landscape, the shrine features a guest hall built in the Shoin-zukuri style of the Momoyama period, a main hall established in the early Edo period, and the tea room known as Tōshintei.
National treasures and important cultural properties related to Retired Emperor Go-Toba are also preserved here.

Located north of the sacred gate, the roof is designed in the irimoya style, with sangawara roofing, wooden latticework on the gable, and umebachi kakegyo decorations.
Built during the Taisho era, the front of the stone basin is inscribed with "dedicatory wash basin" (Hono Kansou), and the side is engraved with "Kosha". This water was selected as one of the "Top 100 Famous Waters in Japan" by the Ministry of the Environment in 1985, being the only one in Osaka Prefecture.
At the water collection area within Minase Shrine, many people visit daily from early morning to collect water, and there are constant reports of improvements in conditions such as atopic dermatitis. The shrine is cherished by many, and preservation activities are actively conducted.

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Nomi Shrine Address: 6-6 Nomicho, Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture Nearest station: Takatsuki Station [Exit 7], 7 minutes on foot Founded in the 9th century, it was originally located within Takatsuki Castle. It was also known as the shrine of Gozu Tenno, and it was highly revered by successive lords of the castle. The deities enshrined are Nomino Sukune and Susanoo-no-Mikoto, and it is believed to have moved from the former Shikinai Shrine, Nomi Shrine, which was located near Jōgū Tenmangū. The Nagai Shrine, dedicated to Naokiyo, the first lord of the Takatsuki Domain, stands in the lush green grounds. Its main hall and karamon gate are designated cultural properties of the city, and votive plaques that evoke the appearance of the former Takatsuki Castle are offered.

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