札幌諏訪神社
Suwa Shrine
A neighborhood Shinto shrine in Sapporo known for its peaceful atmosphere, seasonal festivals, and long-standing local devotion.
Attractions
Culture, History, Spiritual Site
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Suwa Shrine quietly sits in Sapporo’s Higashi Ward, providing a peaceful escape from the surrounding residential streets. Originally established as a guardian shrine for the community, it still hosts annual festivals and ceremonies that attract local families and longtime worshippers. The small grounds include a traditional worship hall, stone monuments, and shaded pathways that change with Hokkaido’s seasons. Visitors can get omamori or collect a goshuin, and the shrine’s understated setting makes it a thoughtful spot for those looking for a moment of calm within the city.
Facilities & Services
Main Shrine and Worship Hall
Seasonal Festivals and Ceremonies
Omamori and Goshuin
Quiet Urban Grounds with Mature Trees
Small Parking Area
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