Kissui Shrine（吉水神社）

Kissui Shrine（吉水神社）, also known as Yoshimizu Shrine, is a historic Shinto shrine with origins dating back to the 8th century. Originally founded as a temple for Shugendo mountain worship practitioners, it was converted to a shrine during the Meiji Period. Kissui Shrine（吉水神社） has significant historical importance, having served as a temporary Imperial Palace for Emperor Go-Daigo's Southern Court and hosting famous figures like Toyotomi Hideyoshi for cherry blossom viewing parties.

Services
- Traditional Shinto ceremonies
- Cherry blossom viewing events
- Historical artifact exhibitions including: Historic documents, Arms, Paintings, Art objects
- Cultural tours

Additional Features
- Unobstructed views of Yoshino's cherry tree covered mountain slopes
- Historic buildings and grounds
- Exhibition of Yoshitsune's artifacts and armor
- Located in the Naka Senbon area of Mount Yoshino

Access
20-minute walk from Yoshino Ropeway's upper station (Yoshinoyama Station)