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Iwashizu Shrine
This shrine has a long, distinguished history, proven by the fact that its name is recorded in the Engishiki, a text written in 927. The main shrine, with its thin wooden shingles and Kasuga-zukuri architectural style, is a city-designated Cultural Property; the nearly 9,000-square-meter forest, loved by locals as a rest spot.
The enshrined deity, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, is the god of poetry, learning, invention, and relationships; also located on the shrine grounds are Takarazuka Suitengu Shrine (for safe childbirth and nightlife business) and the Atago auxiliary shrine (for the god of fire).

Address 1-4-3 Isoshi, Takarazuka 665-0033
Contact Iwashizu Shrine 0797-72-3265
Parking Lot
Yes (30 spaces) *Please park at your own risk
traffic

3 min. on foot east from Sakasegawa Station on the Hankyu Imazu Line

Web site

http://www.iwashidu-jinja.jp/

Services for those in wheelchairs (stone paths are wheelchair-accessible), services for international visitors (omikuji fortunes in English and Spanish)