Numata Shrine - Hokkaido
Numata Shrine ( 沼田神社 ) is the main shrine of the town of Numata. It is located at 5 Chome-1 Kita 1 Jo in the town of Numata in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Numata Shrine Numata Shrine details Numata Shrine has a rich history dating back to when its founder, Mr. Kisaburo Numata, recruited 18 immigrants from his hometown in Toyama Prefecture and enshrined the branch spirits of Ise Jingu in a bamboo mushroom hut in the Tappu wilderness in 1892. Numata Shrine - Numata Town, Hokkaido Prefecture After the reclamation business progressed, Kaiken Commission Co., Ltd., where the shrine was originally located, moved to Numata Takadai in 1903. At the same time, a new shrine was built and became Toryu Shrine . The shrine was later moved to the Numata city area in 1908 and promoted to village shrine in 1945 before eventually becoming Numata Shrine in 1932. 沼田神社 Numata Shrine's main torii gate The secondary and tertiary torii gates as seen from the main torii gate Numata Shrine's chozuya