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Shinto shrines in Nagasaki

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The first Nagasaki entry is Suwa Shrine above the city, reached by tram and a stepped approach. Compare an ordinary shrine visit with the much busier Kunchi festival period. Festival seating and performances are outside the usual precinct visit allowance.

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Nagasaki, Nagasaki

Suwa Shrine (Nagasaki)

諏訪神社(長崎)

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Highlights
The stepped approach and shrine buildings · Local Nagasaki shrine traditions
Estimated visit
30–50 min

Ordinary worship and the main stepped precinct; excludes festival performances, prayers, transport and queues.

Getting there
Take a tram to Suwa Jinja stop, then use the underpass to reach the shrine approach as directed by the official site. Nagasaki tourism gives about 5 minutes on foot from the stop; the approach includes steps.
Address & enshrined kami

18-15 Kaminishiyama-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki

Takeminakata no Kami · Yasakatome no Kami · Izanagi no Kami · Izanami no Kami · The three Sumiyoshi kami

Visit guide & opening hours