熱田神宮
Atsuta-jingu Shrine
One of Japan’s most significant Shinto shrines, steeped in over 1,900 years of history and dedicated to the sacred Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi sword.
Attractions
Cultural, Historical, Spiritual
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Atsuta-jingu Shrine is one of Japan’s most revered Shinto shrines, with a history dating back over 1,900 years. Located in Nagoya, the shrine is dedicated to the sacred Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, one of the three Imperial Regalia of Japan. Surrounded by lush forests, the shrine’s serene atmosphere invites visitors to explore its ancient grounds, including smaller shrines and sacred relics. Atsuta-jingu is also known for hosting important cultural festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. With its deep spiritual significance and cultural heritage, this iconic shrine is a must-visit for those seeking to experience Japan’s Shinto traditions and historical legacy.
Facilities & Services
- Shrine Grounds
- Gift Shop
- Sacred Relic Museum
- Cultural Festivals
Sengoku Sushi Main Restaurant
A long-established sushi house and seafood-bowl specialist, hidden near Taiko-dori Station, offering counter sushi, private tatami rooms, and generous kaisendon that attract families and travelers alike.
Tempura & Wine Kojima
A vibrant Yanagibashi tempura bar where light, creative tempura meets sommelier-selected wines in a casual yet refined market-front setting.
Sumiyaki Unafuji Meieki Store
A prestigious unagi haven just below Nagoya Station—where rare blue eel is charcoal-grilled at over 1,000 °C, delivering crisp skin, melt-in-mouth flesh, and private rooms for full indulgence.
Inou Hitsumabushi ESCA Branch
A polished ESCA Arcade destination serving smoky, crisp-skinned hitsumabushi under Nagoya Station—inspired by Nakasu yatai roots but housed indoors.
Miyakagi
A century-old sanctuary for eel and chicken cuisine, offering Nagoya-style hitsumabushi and miso-suki in a heritage-lined, flexible space.