[Autumn Foliage - Best Viewing] Ogino Shrine

Ogino Shrine, located next to Ogino Elementary School. It was once called Ishijinja, enshrining natural stones and serving as the guardian shrine for the three villages of Upper, Middle, and Lower Ogino. The main hall was built in the 4th year of the Jōkyō era (1687), and the chief carpenter was Han'emon Nishitani from Iiyama Village. It is the oldest and largest shrine building in the city. The precincts feature a large ginkgo tree, where you can enjoy the changing color of the leaves from light green to yellow in the autumn.

Map & Location

Details about [Autumn Foliage - Best Viewing] Ogino Shrine

Date & Time

Late Nov

Note

The event dates are a guideline for the best viewing period, which may vary due to climate and other factors.

Venue

Ogino Shrine

Address

1-1 Ogino, Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture

Access

About 20 minutes from Tomei Atsugi IC

Access (Public)

About a 3-minute walk from Ogino Shrine Entrance bus stop

Contact

046-240-1220 （Atsugi City Tourism Association）

URL

https://www.atsugi-kankou.jp/site/atsugi-flower/kouyou-oginojinjya.html