Oyama Shrine (Minehonsha)

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Oyama Shrine (Minehonsha)
雄山神社（峰本社）
Toyama

Sep.

Oyama Shrine is dedicated to the worship of the mountain god, Tateyama, and is composed of three shrines: "Minehonsha," the main shrine, "Kiganden," and "Maetateshadan." "Minehonsha" is about 3,003 meters above sea level, atop the rocky head of Mt. Oyama, the main peak of Mt. Tate (Tateyama). Visitors will be able to witness a large, 360-degree panoramic view. The area gets crowded during the summer, when many climbers come to visit.

Address

Oyamasancho, Ashikuraji, Tateyama-machi, Nakaniikawa, Toyama, 930-1406

Local map
Entry fee

¥500 (Mountain hall of worship is open only from July 1-September)
Opening Hours

8:30-17:00 (Mountain hall of worship is open only from July 1-September)
Closed

Worship unavailable from December to mid-April as Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is closed
Website

http://www.oyamajinja.org/
Best Season

Jul., Aug., Sep.
Point

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Nearest Station/IC Access

2 hours by train from Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route-Murodo Station

40 minutes by car from Tateyama Interchange (cars are not allowed inside Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route; use Tateyama Station parking lot)