Sightseeing spots
Miura
Kainan Shrine
The Hainan Shrine, was established as a general guardian for the Miura Peninsula, which various Gods such as Fujiwara’s God (Sukumitsu) mainly apparent for festivals, Princess God (Mitsuwa Hime), the Land Owner God (Ogin) and One of the Miura Seven Lucky Gods Bishop enshrined ere. In the Middle of January every year, you can see festival dance and the Chakirako (Designated as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage) celebrating the New Year. Ginkgo rising in the Buddhist Precints is also on of the highlights here, which is about 800 years old.
Information
- Spot name
- Kainan Shrine
- Address
- 4-12-11 Misaki, Miura-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture
- TEL
- 046-881-3038
- Business hours
- 24 hours
- Regular holiday
- No holidays
- Fee
- No Entrance Fee
- Access
- Get of at Keihin Kyukou Misakiguchi station and take Keihin Kyukou bus bound for Misaki-kou(Port) about 20 minutes,get off at Misaki-kou bus stop and walk about 3 minutes. By car: Approximately 9.5 km. from 「Hayashi IC」exit via the Miura Jukan Road.
- Parking lot
- Available
- Remarks
- Parking lots are available for those who come visiting and praying at the shrine only.