Ujikami Shrine

Architectural style handed down by Japan’s oldest main shrine

The main hall was built in the Heian period and is the oldest surviving shrine building in Japan. Both the main and worship halls are national treasures.
It is said to have once served as the guardian shrine of Byōdōin alongside Uji Shrine.

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  The main hall, Japan's oldest shrine architecture. Characterized by its three halls, where the left and right halls are large and the central hall is small.

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