Kehi Jingu Shrine

Nishu

Kehi Jingu Shrine

A Shrine Beloved for its Sacred Water Spring

Kehi Jingu Shrine has been famous for its “Chomeisui,” or “water of long life,” for roughly 1,300 years. When the shrine was rebuilt in the year 702, a water spring was discovered here. It was considered sacred because the shrine’s deities lived very long lives.

KEY INFORMATION

Address

11-68 Akebono-cho, Tsuruga City

Hours
5:00 to 17:00(April to September), 6:00 to 17:00(October to March)
Closed
Open 7 days a week
Fees
Charge-free
Website
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