Rikubetsu Shrine - Hokkaido
Rikubetsu Shrine ( 陸別神社 ) is the main shrine of the town of Rikubetsu. It is located at 78 Rikubetsu in the town of Rikubetsu, Ashoro District in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Rikubetsu Shrine Rikubetsu Shrine Details Rikubetsu Shrine stands as a symbol of resilience, faith, and community spirit. With roots tracing back to 1902, when Katayama Juzo , the caretaker of Seki Farm, first settled in the Tomamu wilderness, this shrine’s history mirrors the development of the town itself. Rikubetsu Shrine - Rikubetsu town, Hokkaido Prefecture A Legacy of Faith and Community Effort By 1906, the influx of Japanese settlers gave rise to a growing community. In 1909, the residents united to build a small temple dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami , the revered sun goddess, marking the shrine's humble beginnings. Much of the early construction relied on generous local donations and the volunteer efforts of community members. Rikubetsu Shrine 's main torii gate The shrine's chozuya...
