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Takekoma Shrine

32 Reviews

#1 of 9 things to do in Iwanuma

Sights & Landmarks, Sacred & Religious Sites

1-1 Inaricho, Iwanuma 989-2433, Miyagi Prefecture

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“Beautiful”

Beautiful shrine in the centre of Iwanuma. Packed on holidays and for special family events, but... read more

Reviewed 28 April 2016

Phil_S87

Sendai, Japan

“Soothing place ”

Takekoma shrine is called one of the three great Inari shrines in Japan. 15 minutes walk from... read more

Reviewed 22 July 2015

J0conde

Sendai, Japan

via mobile

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4.0 32 reviews

Excellent12%
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Average12%
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22 Dec 2017

“Stunning ancient Inari shrine minutes from Sendai”

28 Apr 2016

“Beautiful”

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1-1 Inaricho, Iwanuma 989-2433, Miyagi Prefecture

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665louised

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

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Reviewed 22 December 2017

Stunning ancient Inari shrine minutes from Sendai

We were in Iwanuma to celebrate our son's wedding at this shrine. Few words can describe the overall experience of celebrating a traditional Japanese wedding at one of the most stunning shrines in Japan. I highly recommend a visit if you are near the Miyagi...More

Date of experience: December 2017

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Phil_S87

Sendai, Japan

7753

Reviewed 28 April 2016

Beautiful

Beautiful shrine in the centre of Iwanuma. Packed on holidays and for special family events, but serene at other times.

Date of experience: April 2016

Thank Phil_S87

J0conde

Sendai, Japan

Reviewed 22 July 2015 via mobile

Soothing place

Takekoma shrine is called one of the three great Inari shrines in Japan. 15 minutes walk from Iwanuma station. It's not big, but soothing. Famous poet Basho came to Iwanuma, and made a Haiku.

Date of experience: July 2015

Thank J0conde

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