Kashihara City, Kashihara Jingu & Mausoleum of Emperor Jimmu Tour

English/Japanese/French

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8hr Duration

Kashihara

Kashihara Jingu was built in 1889 to enshrine Emperor Jimmu, Japan's first emperor
The Mausoleum of Emperor Jimmu has multiple gates and a central mount where the emperor rests
The Hanairaka in Imai-cho is a unique building with Western and Japanese architecture, and it provides insights into the history of the town
Imai-cho was first a temple town built between 1532 and 1555 during the Warring States Period
Discover open houses like Yometani residence, Imai-Machiyakan, and Kawai residence to experience authentic Edo period houses
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What to expect

Join us on a fascinating walking tour starting at Kashihara Jingu, built in 1889 on the historic site of Japan’s first imperial government from 660 BC. This sacred shrine enshrines Emperor Jimmu and holds great historical significance. Afterward, we'll visit Imai-cho, a former temple town that became a thriving trade hub during the Edo period. The area has beautifully preserved its Edo-era architecture, offering a glimpse into Japan’s past. This tour combines rich history with charming outdoor experiences, making it both educational and enjoyable for all!