Nonomiya Shrine

It is a holy place where unmarried supreme princesses would remain to decontaminate themselves for a year or more before taking up their obligations at the Ise Grand Shrine. The present zone it exists was utilized as a part of 794-1185 amid the Heian period, and following that it turned into a place of worship. It shows up in the acclaimed work from the Heian Period, "The Tale of Genji". Especially remarkable is the Kuroki Torii here which is made oak wood that still has the bark on it. It is notable as a holy place of marriage and numerous female guests come to see it.

Nonomiya-jinja's Nonomiya Daikokuten is popular for marriage. Marriage charms are additionally sold in the place of worship office. Additionally, alongside Nonomiya Daikokuten is the Kame-ishi turtle shake and it is said that on the off chance that guests touch it, it will allow to the guests one wish inside a year, so make a point not to overlook your desire.