Yoshino Jinguu（吉野神宮）

Yoshino Jinguu（吉野神宮) is a grand Shinto shrine constructed in 1899 at the request of Emperor Meiji to honor Emperor Go-Daigo. Located on the northeastern base of Mt. Yoshino, the shrine features magnificent cypress buildings constructed in the Sohinoki-zukuri style, using only Japanese cypress wood. Yoshino Jinguu（吉野神宮） offers commanding views over the valley and is especially beautiful during spring cherry blossom season and autumn colors.

Services
- Traditional Shinto ceremonies
- Seasonal festivals including Autumn Festival (September 27)
- Cultural performances including Urayasu-no-mai Dance
- Traditional folk song performances
- Poetry recitation ceremonies

Business Hours
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Open all year round

Additional Features
- Spacious shrine grounds
- Panoramic valley views
- Free admission
- Parking available (50 spaces)
- 20-minute walk from Kintetsu Yoshino-jingu Station
- Wheelchair accessible