1 Shingu, Shingu 647-0081 Wakayama Prefecture

In ancient times the three gods (Kumano-Hayatama-no-omikami,Kumano-Musubi-no-omikami,Ketsumi-Miko-omikami) came down from the heavens to the sacred rock named Gotobiki at Mt.Kamikura.This rock is the object of worship and the origin of Kumano faith. Later, our ancestors built a new shrine at Shingu in the beauteous land named Kumano. They moved the three gods from Kamikura to enshrine them here at Kumano Hyatama Grand shrine. Now visitors can greet the gods here. People in this region have been praying with reverence and gratitude while offering blessings of nature to the gods ever since. Ceremonies of purificasion continue to be held ,for these rituals are the most striking feature of Shinto The Kumano-Hayatama Grand Shrine's history is steedped in the principles of pure nature worship. The name of our city "Shingu" means "new shrine," which includes the profound meaning whose primitive belief had changed into Shintoism.

Kamikura, Shingu 647-0044 Wakayama Prefecture

1-4-24 Jofuku, Shingu 647-0020 Wakayama Prefecture

7691-1 Shingu, Shingu 647-0081 Wakayama Prefecture

1-2-25 Asuka, Shingu 647-0022 Wakayama Prefecture

Ukijima, Shingu 647-0014 Wakayama Prefecture

350 Kumanogawacho Hitari, Shingu Wakayama Prefecture

47 Kumanogawacho Tanago, Shingu 647-1212 Wakayama Prefecture

2-1-1 Jofuku JR Shingu Station premises, Shingu 647-0020 Wakayama Prefecture

Shingu 647-0020 Wakayama Prefecture

1 Shingu Kumano Hayatama Taisha, Shingu 647-0081 Wakayama Prefecture

1 Shingu, Shingu 647-0081 Wakayama Prefecture

2, Jofuku, Shingu Wakayama Prefecture

2-1-1 Jofuku, Shingu 647-0020 Wakayama Prefecture