areaTakada area
Sakaki Shrine
The Takada clan was abolished in 1871 by the Meiji government's abolition of feudal domains and establishment of prefectures act. The vassals of Yasumasa Hanso Sakakibara, which are said to be the Tokugawa Four Heavenly Kings, are enshrined here. The shrine widely solicits donations. The Sorin museum on the shrine grounds exhibits Sakakibara generational relics.
This location is part of these courses
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taking a walk in castle town Takada
tour of history and culture in Takada
detail information
| Name of places: | Sakaki Shrine |
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| Address: | 4-12 Otemachi, Joetsu-shi, Niigata |
| Traffic access(train): | Take the Echigo Tokimeki Myoko Haneuma Railway Line to Takada Station. From there, it's 15 minutes on foot. |
| Traffic access(bus): | Take Kubiki bus to Otemachi Jujiro and from there it's three minutes on foot. |
| Traffic access(car): | By Hokuriku Expressway: 15 minutes from the Joetsu IC exit By Joshin-etsu Expressway: 10 minutes from the Joetsu-Takada IC exit |
| Tel: | 025-523-5276 |
| Average time to see: | 30min |
| Car parking: | Parking available for regular vehicles. |
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