What other travelers are saying about Morooka Kumano Shrine
It's worth the climb as the temple and stone lanterns at the top are very beautiful.
Such a calm, lovely place, worth visting.
Beautiful views from this serene place.
A place to relax and meditate.
It's not busy here like at the other bigger shrines.
The shrine enshrines three main deities: Kumano Hayatama no Mikoto, Kumano Musubi no Mikoto, and Amaterasu Omikami. These deities are associated with the Kumano region and are believed to offer protection and blessings.
The shrine features traditional Shinto architecture, including a torii gate, a main hall (honden), and auxiliary buildings. The grounds are surrounded by nature, offering a serene environment for worshippers.
Yes, Morooka Kumano Shrine hosts various Shinto festivals and ceremonies throughout the year, including the New Year’s celebration (Hatsumode), the annual festival (Reitaisai), and seasonal rituals.
When visiting the shrine, dress modestly, bow respectfully at the torii gate, wash your hands and mouth at the purification font (temizuya), and follow the proper procedure when praying. Refrain from making loud noises and be respectful of other worshippers.
Morooka Kumano Shrine is accessible by public transportation. The nearest station is Tsurumi Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line and the Keikyu Main Line. From the station, it’s a short bus ride or a 20-minute walk to the shrine.
A very beautiful temple near Okurayama station. It’s surrounded by green and you will find peace here:) If youre areound Okurayama station, definitely come and visit!
The Shrine is known for crows. They sell Omamori(Good Luck Charm) with the Japanese National Football team design that has the crow symbol on it. Note: you need to take some stairs to get into the shrine.
Small but busy around new years. It's a shrine that's a little out of the way if you're walking but reasonably close to Tressa Yokohama shopping center.
