A Late Muromachi Sanctuary in Northern Hyogo

The Hiide Shrine Main Hall (日出神社本殿) is the main sanctuary of a shrine of the late Muromachi period in Tantocho Hatayama, Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture, and was designated an Important Cultural Property on June 17, 1970 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

The Agency records a three-bay nagare-style sanctuary with a shingle roof; designation number 01772.

The Sanctuary of an Engishiki Shrine

Hiide Shrine is a minor shrine listed in the Engishiki, and its present sanctuary is a three-bay nagare-style building of the end of the Muromachi period (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

The front pent part was changed in the mid Edo period, but original members remain in the details. The core of the sanctuary uses boat-shaped bracket arms and the pent part three-block bracket sets (Agency for Cultural Affairs). Two ridge tags are designated with it.

Why It Is an Important Cultural Property

It is to be preserved as an example of a three-bay nagare-style sanctuary of the end of the Muromachi period in Hyogo Prefecture (Agency for Cultural Affairs). It was designated an Important Cultural Property on June 17, 1970.

What to Look For

Compare the boat-shaped bracket arms of the core with the three-block sets of the pent part, under the shingled nagare roof (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

Visiting

No official information on visiting was found.

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Q&A

QWhen was the sanctuary built?
AAt the end of the Muromachi period (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
QHow is Hiide read?
AHi-i-de, according to the Agency's reading.
QWhat form is it?
AA three-bay nagare-style sanctuary with a shingle roof.
QWhat is designated with it?
ATwo ridge tags.
QWhen was the Hiide Shrine Main Hall designated an Important Cultural Property?
AOn June 17, 1970 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).

Basic Information

NameHiide Shrine Main Hall (日出神社本殿)
LocationTantocho Hatayama, Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture
DesignationImportant Cultural Property (Structure)
Year DesignatedDesignated 1970/06/17 (Showa 45)
Quantity1 building
DimensionsThree-bay nagare style, shingle roof; with 2 ridge tags
OwnerHiide Shrine
Public AccessNo official visiting information

References

Hiide Shrine Main Hall (Database of National Cultural Properties, Agency for Cultural Affairs)
https://kunishitei.bunka.go.jp/heritage/detail/102/2427

Last verified: 2026.10.18