Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Jinja

its very nice place that so colorful and so many people to come and pray and enjoy the moment and nature so clean and the staff in the parking lot guide you were can we park thank u so much ☺ in the great experience ♥🙏

We walked from Omiya Station to Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Jinja. The autumn leaves What a beautiful we took a small stop at the Manju shop. We had finished our Goshuincho and had to purchase a new one. The shrine is beautiful with lots of things to see. There is a park nearby and we enjoyed the sight of the Ginko threes turning yellow.

This shrine is medium in size. But the path leading to the main shrine is very long, There are trees to enjoy. The inside of the shrine was quiet and has a unique Japanese architectural building.

This shrine was founded in Japan about 2,500 years ago. There is something significant gigantic energetic about it.

A very peaceful shrine with a beautiful stream running across it. I had a wonderful time here meditating and hanging around 🌸☺

A wonderful shrine in Saitama, easily accessible from the Keihin Tohoku line.
It’s like being in a mini Kyoto in the middle of Saitama.
A very popular place with families on weekends as it has ponds and a park.
There was also a goshuincho and goshuin exhibition being held.

It was crowded but I still had the opportunity to walk around peacefully. Lots of photo inspiration. You can access the zoo and park from here.

A shrine reminiscent of Meiji Jingu in Omote Sando. Make sure you do the walk up to the shrine trough the large torii gates, bypassing some interesting art (at least for now) on the way. The shrine itself is a mix of color and wood, with an open setting that is family friendly. When I went there was a goshuin exhibition of shrines in Sumida. A nice shrine away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo!

Beautiful shrine covering a huge area in the Omiya Park. A crowded yet peaceful location. This made me feel that the atmosphere of this place is a bit different from the other shrines.

Hikawa Shrine visit really begins from the bus stop on the main road in front of the 7-Eleven. Cross the street and you have a beautiful 900 meter tree-lined pedestrian walk that takes you to the main entrance of Hikawa Shrine. Along the sides of the broad walk you can find the occasional coffee shop or drinks shop if you'd like a break.

The Shrine itself is tranquil with natural beauty all around you...it's hard to believe you're in Central Omiya! The architecture of the Shinto Shrine buildings is beautiful and worth several shots if you are a photographer. Overall this is a wonderful experience and a great opportunity to "get peaceful" in today's busy world!

The most important shrine in Saitama Prefecture, the historians of Hikawa Shrine trace its founding to over 1,400 years ago. Many famous leaders over these many centuries have visited here. It boasts a promenade of almost 2 km from its entrance and is adjacent to Omiya Park.

Nice place close from Omiya station. Good walk way from Saitamashintoshin side. Good place for kids. Not crowded on Sundays.

Biggest Shrine in town. Beautiful grounds and a lot of history. It gets quite crowded around new years. Great atmosphere. This is a where I get my annual Omomori.

wonderful big temple...

Beautiful and serene and a popular place to visit if you're in Omiya.

Takigi Noh - dance and play for Japanese gods

My special place in Saitama Japan. So many memories walking to and around the Shrine. I hope to see you again my energy spot.

It is opened for 24 hours for the Hatsumode. This is located near the Omiya Koen park.

Not that far from station. You can spend some time in the park after the shrine.

Far away for the nearest train station, but a very nice place to visit... Need to walk around 30min.