• Munakata Taisha Hetsugu Shrine - Located in Fukuoka, Munakata Taisha Hetsu-miya Shrine is one of Japan’s most esteemed and historic shrines, celebrated for its traditional Japanese architecture. The shrine preserves sacred spaces tied to ancient animism, where traditional ceremonies are still performed. With a significant following, the shrine’s faith and practices remain enigmatic. Notably, it includes two other remote shrines on islands, accessible only to priests. Its profound significance was acknowledged when it was designated a World Heritage site in 2017, offering visitors a glimpse into Japan’s ancient spiritual beliefs and philosophy.
• Munakata Grand Shrine Shimpokan - Situated near the shrine, the Munakata Taisha Shinbokan Museum offers visitors a valuable opportunity to delve into the rich history and culture of Munakata Taisha. The museum showcases a collection of significant artifacts and treasures related to the shrine’s history and rituals. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight the shrine’s spiritual importance, its ancient animistic practices, and its influence on Japanese philosophy. The museum also provides a deeper understanding of the mysterious faith and enduring traditions that continue to resonate with worshippers today. A visit to the Munakata Taisha Shinbokan Museum offers a captivating context for appreciating the profound spiritual legacy of Munakata Taisha, enriching the experience of the shrine and its surrounding sacred areas.

• Entrance to the shrine
• Professional guide
• Entrance to the museum

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