Forest of Seven Lucky Gods

Page Number T4000167  Updated on  March 19, 2018  Print

Forest of Seven Lucky Gods (photo)

Simple statues dedicated to the Seven Lucky Gods can be seen within rows of rice storehouses built long ago in the Edo period. Known as "the water of luck and prosperity," spring water originating from the inner sanctum of the Shinsengu Shrine in the 7,000 square meter forest is offered to each of the Lucky Gods. Shinsen means "God's spring" and it is said that the spring water first came out on the 1,700th day after the Gods' revelations.

Address

3-2021 Nishinoisshikimachi, Takayama City

Contact

TEL: +81-577-33-3317
FAX: +81-577-34-7293

Business Hours

March to November: 8a.m. to 5p.m.
December to February: 8:30a.m. to 5p.m.
Closed: Irregular days in winter

Admission

540 yen per adult, 108 yen per child

Access

10 minute bus ride from JR Takayama Station. (Take a Sarubobo bus from Takayama Nohi Bus Center. Get off at Hida-no Sato-Shita. 210 yen one way.)

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