Togakushi Shrine in Nagano is a place you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Visiting in winter lets you feel the atmosphere of nature even more, making it an unforgettable experience. In winter, I recommend walking from the Zuishinmon Gate at Okusha back to Chusha. Be mindful of the time, as bus service is limited. It's best to reserve round-trip seats in advance so you have a seat on the way back.
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Togakushi Shrine in Nagano let me truly experience the magic of a spiritual power spot in Japan.
In mid-April 2023, it was still bright and sunny at the base of the mountain, but when I took the bus to the entrance of the approach, it started drizzling. As soon as I passed through the torii gate, it suddenly began snowing heavily.
As I walked alone toward the Okusha, surrounded by a world of pure white snow, I was deeply moved. I felt I had witnessed the mystical and sacred presence of nature and the gods here.
Snow in April, in this world of ours ❤️
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Togakushi Shrine is a place that’s absolutely worth visiting. It’s a famous spiritual power spot, and even from the photos, it feels like it has a very strong energy! Once you enter the shrine grounds, it really feels like stepping into another world. Definitely, definitely worth the trip.
The only downside is that this area has a lot of bear sightings, so be aware of your surroundings while walking there!
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Such an energetic spot!
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The shrine path is famous for its avenue of cedar trees. When you actually visit, you'll be amazed by the sheer number and size of these giant trees! Just a heads up—if it's raining, the path can get pretty slippery, so it's best to go on a sunny day.
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