Takaya Shrine Reviews
Takaya Shrine is one of the best shrines in Kanonji, Kagawa, Japan. Here're guides for reviews, hours, access, map, spots nearby, and photos of Takaya Shrine posted by travel influencers.
Infomation
Name
Takaya Shrine
Address
2800 Muromoto-cho, Kanonji-shi, KagawaGoogle Map
How to get there
By car, 60 min from Sanuki Toyonaka IC via Fudō Waterfall, to the nearest parking area, and walk 150 meters. Or, 20 min from Sanuki Toyonaka IC to the mountain foot shrine, then 40 min walk to the upper shrine.
Parking
Parking area is available
Takaya Shrine Popular Reviews
Torii In The Sky Is Must-See. A Scenic Shrine Becoming More & More PopularTakaya Shrine
Takaya Shrine is located at Inazumi Mountain which is over 400m above the sea level. The reason for the popularity is the world seen over the Torii in the sky! Seto Inland Sea and the townscape of Kan'onji are very moving scenery. A reward which comes after climbing up the mountain.◎Walk: 40 min from the parking lot of the foot of the mountain. The road is paved in the first half, but after that, it a mountain path. And there're steep steps at the end near the top. Car: you can access to the shrine by car from Fudo Waterfall.
Torii Arch In The Sky Overlooking The Seto Inland SeaTakaya Shrine
Walking along the steep slope from the parking area, you can see the scenery of Seto Inland Sea expanding as far as the eye can see, and a torii arch seems to stand in the sky. The scenery was really breathtaking.◎Trains and bus are not convenient, you should go by car to Inazumi Mountain Observatory. The parking area is free, and 150 meters walk along the slope, you can arrive the torii arch.
A Superb View Power Spot! Torii in the Sky Takaya Shrine
The torii gate of the main shrine is known as the "Torii gate in the sky". You can overlook the Seto Inland Sea and the cityscape of Kagawa through the torii gate. A truly spectacular power spot!
A shrine on a mountain at an altitude of 404 meters. You can climb by car, but it is currently impassable due to the heavy rain disaster. So I walked up early in the morning before it got hot! After walking on a steep mountain road for about 50 minutes, a superb view awaited!
