Ube Shrine

068/Tottori City Kokufu Town Miyanoshita

■Date of the Festival
April-20, 21, and closest Sunday to April-21
■Time for the Kirin Dance at the Shrine
Eve of the festival: 8 p.m./ Festival day: 10 a.m.
■Origin
Early Edo period (around 1650)
■Characteristics The shrine was established in 648 as the main shrine of Inaba province. The Kirin dance was designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Tottori Prefecture in 1959.
■Area
Tottori City Kokufu Town Miyanoshita 


It is said that the shrine was founded in Taika 4 (648). It was the only shrine in Tottori Prefecture with its name listed as "Myōjin Taisha" (high-ranking shrine) in the "Engishiki", a book of laws and customs compiled in 927.

■Deity of the Shrine
Takeshiuchi-no-sukune-no-Mikoto

■cultural property
[Kirin Dance]
Designated as a Tottori Prefecture Intangible Folk Cultural Property in 1959.
Designated as a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property in 2020.
[Forest on the Shrine Grounds]
Designated as a Tottori Prefecture Nature Reserve Forest in 1959.
[Full Set of Ritual Instruments]
Designated as a Tottori Prefecture Tangible Folk Cultural Property in 1964.

Basic Information

Address (Japanese)
680-0151 鳥取県鳥取市国府町宮下651
Address
Miyanoshita 651, Kokufu Town Tottori City Tottori, 680-0151
Telephone Number
0857-22-5025
Fax Number
0857-29-2225
Access
A three-minute walk from "Miyanoshita" bus stop on the Nakagawara Bus Line.

Nearby sightseeing spots

Ube Shrine

Ube Shrine

Cemetery of the Ikeda family, feudal lords of Tottori domain

Cemetery of the Ikeda family, feudal lords of Tottori domain

Tottori City Inaba Manyo History Museum

Tottori City Inaba Manyo History Museum

Tottori Toshogu Shrine (formerly Ochidani Shrine)

 Tottori Toshogu Shrine (formerly Ochidani Shrine)

Tottori City History Museum Yamabikokan

Tottori City History Museum Yamabikokan

Kannon-in Temple Garden

Kannon-in Temple Garden

Jinpukaku, Hosen-an, and Horyuin Tei'en

Jinpukaku, Hosen-an, and Horyuin Tei'en

Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park

Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park

Warabekan

Warabekan

Tottori Prefectural Museum

Tottori Prefectural Museum