音声読み上げ・ルビふり
Kanazawa Shrine Honden / Kanazawa Shrine Haiden
Kanazawa Shrine Main Sanctuary (formerly the tutelary shrine for Meirindo School) / Kanazawa Shrine Worship Hall
Pavillon principal du sanctuaire de Kanazawa ...
가나자와 신사 본전 (구 명륜당 진수) / 가나자와 신사 배전
Kanazawa Shrine was built in 1794 as the tutelary shrine for Meirindo School, the han school established in the same year by the eleventh head of the Kaga Domain’s Maeda clan, Maeda Harunaga.
The main sanctuary, built at the same time, features the nagare-zukuri style of shrine architecture where the front face of the roof extends out longer than the back.
The worship hall is located on the northern side of the main sanctuary and was built in the late-Edo period. Its highlights include the coffered ceilings and the decorative paintings on the ceilings.
Registered Tangible Cultural Properties (National)
The front of the worship hall
An arched bridge leads from a small pavilion that is part of the worship hall and looks out into the main sanctuary.
There are 36 painted panels on the ceiling of the worship hall that feature animals such as rabbits, Japanese racoon dogs, deer, and dragons.
The side of the main shrine: the front face of the roof (left ridge) extends out longer than the back (right ridge).
Cultural Properties in the Central Castle Area
Osaki Jinja Shrine Honden, Chumon, Suki-bei, Haiden, Heiden
Oyama Jinja Shrine Garden (Former Kanaya Goten Garden)
Former Main Building of the Ishikawa Prefecture Second ...
