Located in the heart of Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture, Himure Hachiman Shrine is a historic shrine with a rich history dating back to 131 years ago, blending seamlessly into the picturesque scenery of Hachimanbori. Devoted to the Omi merchants, Himure Hachiman Shrine is said to bring blessings of prosperity in business and career advancement. The traditional Sagicho Festival in spring and the Hachiman Festival in autumn, designated as National Intangible Folk Cultural Properties, are held here, attracting many visitors.

The grounds are dotted with beautiful, historic main halls and other shrine buildings, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the weight of history while leisurely strolling. The quiet, solemn atmosphere of the grounds is soothing.

Nearby are popular restaurants such as Taneya and Club Harie.

[Hidden Gem]
The approximately 900-year-old camphor tree on the grounds is designated a natural monument by the city and is a power spot where you can sense the vitality of nature.

[Useful points to consider]
There is free parking in front of the shrine, but on holidays and other days, there are many tourists, so if there is no parking available, you will have to use a nearby municipal parking lot (paid) or a coin parking lot.