Kushiro Kotohira Shrine
釧路金刀比羅神社
根室金刀比羅神社
/ Nemuro Kotohira Jinja
Founded in 1806, this is the easternmost notable shrine in Japan. Its annual Konpira Festival in August features lively maritime celebrations reflecting Nemuro's fishing heritage.
Deity of the material world, agriculture, and nation-building; the 'spirit' (nigi-mitama) of Okuninushi enshrined at Omiwa Shrine
God of fishing, commerce, and good fortune; oracle deity and later identified with Ebisu
Head shrine: Kotohira-gu (Konpira-san)
Location Coordinates
43.3275, 145.5830
1-4 Kotohira-cho, Nemuro, Hokkaido
北海道根室市琴平町1-4
Ezo
Nemuro Station (JR Nemuro Line)
Open daily
釧路金刀比羅神社
金刀比羅宮
金刀比羅宮奥社
神田神社
三嶋大社
事代主神社
Background reading for visitors and pilgrims.
Information provided by Jinja DB Editorial Team
Founded in 1806, this is the easternmost notable shrine in Japan. Its annual Konpira Festival in August features lively maritime celebrations reflecting Nemuro's fishing heritage.
Nemuro Kotohira Shrine is located in Nemuro, Hokkaido. The full address is: 1-4 Kotohira-cho, Nemuro, Hokkaido.