Mikane Shrine is believed to have been founded in the late Heian period. Originally, it was enshrined as a private shrine within the grounds of a private residence. However, in 1883, the current main building was constructed, opening the shrine to the public and attracting many worshippers from across the country.

Mikane Shrine's grounds are adorned with a golden décor, including a golden torii gate and golden lion statues. The grounds are also decorated with numerous ginkgo-shaped votive plaques, donated by worshippers praying for financial luck.

The shrine's sacred tree is a large ginkgo tree over 200 years old. It is considered a symbol of prosperity, longevity, and prosperity, and its yellow leaves in autumn make for a photogenic sight.

[Useful Concerns]
Gifts are only distributed during the shrine office's opening hours and are not sold online. Beware of fake websites and counterfeit goods, and always receive them in person.