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Located along Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, Shirahige Shrine is a historic shrine that is considered to be the general headquarters of Shirahige shrines nationwide.
Shirahige Shrine is said to have been built about 1,900 years ago, around the time of the 11th Emperor Hirohito, and is believed to be the oldest shrine in Omi in Shiga Prefecture.
The charm of Shirahige Shrine is the superb view of the vermilion-painted "Konaka Great Torii (shrine gate)" built on Lake Biwa. The Great Torii (shrine gate) gate of Shirahige Shrine has strong power to protect Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan.
If you're visiting Shirahige Shrine for sightseeing, don't forget to get a shuin stamp.
In addition, there are several burial mounds scattered deep in the mountains behind the shrine. When the weather is nice, we recommend walking along the route where you can enjoy the natural scenery as if you were hiking, and visiting the historic burial mounds.
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