A Subsidiary Shrine Hall of 1547

The Raiden Shrine Subsidiary Hachimangu-Inari Shrine Hall (雷電神社末社八幡宮稲荷神社社殿) is the hall of a subsidiary shrine in the precinct of Raiden Shrine of 1547 in Itakura, Itakura Town, Ora District, Gunma Prefecture, and was designated an Important Cultural Property on August 1, 1908 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

The Hachimangu subsidiary shrine in the precinct of Raiden Shrine
The Hachimangu subsidiary shrine in the precinct of Raiden ShrineTaisuke.Kasuya / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons

The Agency records a two-bay hip-and-gable shrine hall with a two-bay porch and a copper roof; designation number 00511.

The 1908 date in the Agency record is that of its designation under the former law.

A Subsidiary Hall of 1547

The hall of the Hachimangu-Inari subsidiary shrine stands in the precinct of Raiden Shrine at Itakura, Itakura Town, Gunma, and dates from 1547 (Agency for Cultural Affairs). It is a two-bay hip-and-gable hall with a two-bay porch and a copper roof.

It enshrines the Hachimangu and Inari shrines together and was designated in 1908 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

Why It Is an Important Cultural Property

The Agency record has no commentary; the date, 1547, and its form, a two-bay hip-and-gable hall, set out what was designated.

What to Look For

At the Hachimangu-Inari hall, look for the two-bay hip-and-gable form and its two-bay porch (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

Visiting

The hall is owned by Raiden Shrine (Agency for Cultural Affairs). No official information on visiting hours was found.

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Q&A

QWhen was it built?
AIn 1547 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
QWhat form does it take?
AA two-bay hip-and-gable hall with a porch.
QWhere is it?
AIn the precinct of Raiden Shrine.
QWhen was it designated?
AIn 1908.
QWhen was the Raiden Shrine Subsidiary Hachimangu-Inari Shrine Hall designated an Important Cultural Property?
AOn August 1, 1908 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

Basic Information

NameRaiden Shrine Subsidiary Hachimangu-Inari Shrine Hall (雷電神社末社八幡宮稲荷神社社殿)
LocationItakura, Itakura Town, Ora District, Gunma Prefecture
DesignationImportant Cultural Property (Structure)
Year DesignatedDesignated 1908/08/01 (Meiji 41)
Quantity1 building
DimensionsTwo-bay hip-and-gable, 2-bay porch, copper roof
OwnerRaiden Shrine
Public AccessNo official information on visiting

References

Raiden Shrine Subsidiary Hachimangu-Inari Shrine Hall (Database of National Cultural Properties, Agency for Cultural Affairs)
https://kunishitei.bunka.go.jp/heritage/detail/102/430

Last verified: 2026.10.31