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A shrine famous for its blessings of victory fortune, venerating Takeda Shingen.
Takeda Shrine venerates Takeda Shingen, a famed warlord from the Sengoku period. It is said to offer blessings for prosperity in business, good luck, victory fortune, and protection from evil. The shrine is particularly famous for its victory fortune blessing and also for blessing those who strive to overcome themselves.
The precincts of the shrine are the site of Tsutsujigasaki Residence, the dwelling of the three generations of the Kai Takeda clan (Nobutora, Shingen, and Katsuyori), where you can see the moats, earthen walls, and wells from the Sengoku period. The Treasure Hall displays items related to the Takeda family, such as swords, armors, and helmets.
Also, in the precincts, there is a "three-leaf pine" which turns golden when its leaves fall in autumn. As the pine leaves have three parts instead of two, carrying these leaves is believed to bring financial luck.
Worship Hall
Shrine Bridge
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Do you have pamphlets in other languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
Sorry, we don’t.
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Do you have shrine’s red ink stamps?
Yes. For details, please visit the Takeda Shrine website.
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Is there a parking lot?
Yes, there is. For details, please visit the Takeda Shrine website.
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Are coin lockers available?
Not available.
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There are old wells, stone walls, and the remains of former residences on the grounds. If you love Japanese castle ruins or Sengoku history, it's definitely worth taking your time to explore.
This shrine is dedicated to Takeda Shingen. There were lots of visitors. The approach to the shrine is well maintained, and the restrooms were really clean!
It's really spiritual—a place I highly recommend visiting.
