豊國神社
Hokoku Shrine
A Shinto shrine located in Osaka Castle Park dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Japan's great unifier.
Attractions
Shrine, Cultural Heritage, History
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Hokoku Shrine, located in Osaka Castle Park, honors Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the daimyo who unified Japan in the late 16th century and built Osaka Castle as his stronghold. Established in 1879, the shrine enshrines Hideyoshi alongside his son and brother and has long been a place of reverence for his legacy as a visionary leader. The approach is marked by a grand torii gate and a statue of Hideyoshi, symbolizing his lasting presence in the city’s history. Today, visitors come to pay respects, pray for success, and reflect on the significant role Hideyoshi played in shaping Japan. Surrounded by the historic and scenic grounds of Osaka Castle Park, the shrine blends history, culture, and devotion.
Facilities & Services
Shinto shrine dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Statue of Hideyoshi at the approach
Located within Osaka Castle Park
Sale of ema and omamori
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