Futarasan Shrine
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Futarasan Shrine

A shrine and its grounds on a mountaintop, dating back to the 8th century.

★ 4.4 ・ 4,879 online ratings
History ・ Architecture ・ Culture ・ Shrine
Opening hours
09:30–15:30
Business status
Open
Official website

Basic information|Futarasan Shrine

A shrine and its grounds on a mountaintop, dating back to the 8th century.

Details

Opening hours
Mon09:30–15:30
Tue09:30–15:30
Wed09:30–15:30
Thu09:30–15:30
Fri09:30–15:30
Sat09:30–15:30
Sun09:30–15:30
Business status
Open
Official website
Link
Futarasan Shrine
2307 Yamauchi, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1431, Japan
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Traveler highlights

The appeal of Nikko Futarasan Shrine lies not only in the fact that it is one of Nikko’s representative shrines, but also in how closely it brings together mountain beliefs, ritual traditions, and the scenery within its grounds. The shrine’s origins can be traced back to the first year of Jingo Keiun, and it enshrines the mountain deities of Nikko’s three mountains. Its Gongen-zukuri architectural style gives the shrine the appearance of an ancient shrine complex. When you visit, in addition to nearby halls such as Hongu Shrine and Takinoo Shrine…

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Overall score
6.7/ 10
Recommendation

It has a decent following and buzz; add it if it matches your interests.

Radar chart of popularity metricsEach metric is scored out of ten; the closer the shape sits to the outer ring, the higher the score.Social buzzSearch interestReview scoreVisit volumeFeedback rateNearby buzz

Metric scores

Every metric is scored out of 10

01Social buzz
6.3 / 10
02Search interest
5.5 / 10
03Review score
8.9 / 10
04Visit volume
7.7 / 10
05Feedback rate
7.7 / 10
06Nearby buzz
4.2 / 10

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