Chinzetaisha Suwajinja [Barrier-free] Chinzei Taisha Suwa Shrine

Three shrines, Suwa, Morisaki, and Sumiyoshi, are enshrined here, and it is revered as a shrine for warding off evil spirits, for matchmaking, and for protecting the sea. The Autumn Festival (Nagasaki Kunchi October 10th, 7th, and 8th) is counted as one of Japan's three major festivals and is designated as a national important intangible folk cultural property. There are stairs from the shrine entrance to the worship hall, but if you are visiting by car, there is one parking lot that can accommodate large buses, and several parking lots for light and regular cars near the worship hall. The photo shows the Odoribaba (the stage for the Nagasaki Kunchi dedication dance), Nagasaka (the Kunchi viewing area), and the Daimon gate. There are usually parking lots on both sides of the Odoribaba.

Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Visiting the shrine in front of the shrine usually requires stairs, but if you are in a wheelchair, please request at the reception desk and we will guide you to an alternative route that does not require stairs. (Not available when events are held)
The multi-purpose restroom is fully equipped with ostomates, baby seats, and washlets.
Utilization time　
9:00 am to 4:30 pm

There are six parking lots, ranging from a large bus parking lot to a light vehicle parking lot. The photo is of the parking lot on the top floor, and the shrine is located next to the stairs in the photo. The building with the blue roof is a multipurpose restroom.
In addition, there is Tsukimi Chaya in a corner of the adjacent Nagasaki Park, where you can enjoy coffee and meals, and there are many local fans who come here for the ohagi set. The entrance to the restaurant has a slight step and the interior is small, so we recommend a seat under the eaves where you can enjoy your meal while looking out at the garden. (Tsukimi Chaya is closed every Wednesday)

Address	850-0006 Kaminishiyamacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 18-15
Phone	095-824-0445
FAX	095-821-9377
Transportation access	・Get off the tram at “Suwa Shrine” and take the underground passage to the shrine’s approach gate. ・Get off at the "Suwa Shrine-mae" bus stop and walk about 1 minute to the shrine approach gate
Parking	Parking is available for 20 regular cars and 5 large buses. If you would like to park a large bus, please contact us in advance. *Parking may not be available during seasons when there are many exorcisms and prayers, such as New Year's Day and November holidays. In this case, please use public transportation or the nearest parking lot. The parking lot can be used for worship and prayer for up to 2 hours (7:00-18:00) Paid parking is available when using the adjacent zoo or park. Parking lot restrictions apply on and before Nagasaki Kunchi (October 10, 7, and 8)
Remarks	*Updated on November 2, 11
Link URL	http://www.osuwasan.jp/