Nagasakitenjin Matsunomoritenmanguu Nagasaki Tenjin Matsumori Tenmangu Shrine

Let's find out more! Nagasaki Tenjin Matsumori Tenmangu Shrine

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  A wealth of cultural assets and artisans that can be seen at any time

  There are 30 pieces of craftsmanship carvings depicting the customs of medieval craftsmen in the transoms of a fence called Mizukaki, which surrounds the place where the divine spirits dwell in the main shrine, and are inlaid with painted mirror panels.
  This was dedicated in 3 when the shrine building was renovated.
  
  Although the depiction of the customs of craftsmen seen in this sculpture is valuable both as historical and folklore material and as a work of art, it is a strange cultural property in that it is exposed to the wind.

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  A splendid group of camphor trees that is often mocked as Kusunoki Shrine

  The name Matsumori Shrine comes from the fact that, as the name suggests, there were three pine trees (three trees means a forest). However, because the presence of the large Kusu tree is now greater than the pine tree, it is now called "Kusumori Shrine."
  It is said that three pine trees have been planted there in recent years.
  
  Camphor trees are called camphor trees in English, but foreigners from the time of the foreign settlements were familiar with the Mt. This group of camphor trees is about 20 to 25 meters tall, and the trunk girth of the larger ones is about 8 meters.
  The large and small branches spread about 30 meters in all directions, creating a beautiful crown.