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Ogamiyama Shrine – Okumiya (Inner Sanctuary)
At the end of a long stone-paved approach,
a majestic shrine rests in the heart of Mt. Daisen.
Ogamiyama Shrine – Main Shrine
Nestled in the Odaka district of Yonago City
A shrine of water and blossoms overlooking Mt. Daisen
The sacred Mt. Daisen
First recorded in the Izumo Fudoki as a sacred mountain
The highest peak in the Chugoku region
A world of pure white
Mt. Daisen, one of the snowiest regions in western Japan
This silent, white sacred realm evokes a sense of purification and the source of all life.
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The snow-covered approach to the Okumiya

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About Ogamiyama Shrine

“Ogamiyama” is an old name for Mt. Daisen.

The mountain where the great deity resides was once called “Ogamino-take.” In ancient times, people revered Mt. Daisen by this name. At the heart of this long-standing mountain faith stands Ogamiyama Shrine, whose tradition has continued unbroken since antiquity.
Even today, local people revere the divine blessings of Mt. Daisen with deep respect and affection, often saying, “It’s thanks to Daisen-san.”
Visit both the Main Shrine at the foot of the mountain and the Okumiya on Mt. Daisen, and receive the blessings of “Daisen-san.”

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Deities Enshrined

A deity renowned in the myths of “The Hare of Inaba” and the “Transfer of the Land.”

The deity enshrined at Ogamiyama Shrine is Ōnamuchi-no-Kami, also known as Ōanamuchi-no-Kami at the Main Shrine. This is the youthful name of Ōkuninushi-no-Kami.
Ōnamuchi-no-Kami (Ōkuninushi-no-Kami) is endowed with many divine virtues, as described throughout the Kojiki, Nihon Shoki, and the Izumo Fudoki.
Because he is revered as the deity who shaped the land, he is widely known for his divine virtues in industrial prosperity, abundant harvests, livestock protection, healing and medicine, and the dispelling of misfortune.

Divine Virtues

May you receive the divine blessings of the Great Deity of Mt. Daisen.
  • AgricultureAbundant harvests and agricultural prosperity
  • Livestock protectionThe Daisen Cattle and Horse Market, once renowned as the finest in Japan
  • Healing and RecoveryThe legend of the Hare of Inaba is considered Japan’s earliest episode related to healing and medicine.
  • Traffic Safetyas well as blessings for physical and mental well-being, including strength and health of the legs and lower body.
  • Good Fortune and Prosperityenhancing good fortune and bringing even greater happiness
  • Victory and Good FortuneBefore competitions, challenges, or examinations
  • Good Relationships and Harmonious ConnectionsRenowned for fostering connections in all aspects of life, including romantic relationships.

The Reiwa Restoration of Daisen Shrine Oku-no-miya

Reiwa Restoration
National Important Cultural Property
Ogamiyama Shrine Oku-no-miya and Shimoyama Shrine
Restoration Project

More details here

We sincerely ask for your kind support and contributions.

Request for Support and Contributions

A Guide to Visiting Both Daisen Shrines

大神山神社は

On the mountainside of Mt. Daisen, “Okumiya』
At the foot of Mt. Daisen, “Honsha』

This is the collective name for the two shrines.
We warmly encourage you to visit both shrines.

A Guide to Visiting Both Daisen Shrines

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Access

Ogamiyama Shrine – Main Shrine

689-3514
1025 Odaka, Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture

Telephone0859-27-2345
ＦＡＸ　0859-37-1331
Reception: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

~For Visitors Arriving by Car~
About a 5-minute drive from the Yonago Interchange on the Yonago Expressway.
About 10 minutes from central Yonago via the San'in Expressway.

~For Visitors Arriving by Train~
A 10-minute drive from JR Yonago Station.
A 5-minute drive from JR Hōki-Daisen Station.

~For Visitors Arriving by Bus~
Get off at the “Odaka” bus stop on the bus bound for “Daisenji,” then walk for about 10 minutes.

Parking: Approximately 50 spaces

For large buses, please contact us in advance.

Ogamiyama Shrine – Okumiya (Inner Sanctuary)

689-3318
1 Daisen, Daisen Town, Saihaku District, Tottori Prefecture

Telephone / Fax0859-52-2507
Reception: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
*Times may vary depending on weather conditions.

~For Visitors Arriving by Car~
Yonago Interchange on the Yonago Expressway
Kishimoto Interchange on the Yonago Expressway
Daisen Parking Area (Smart Interchange) on the Yonago Expressway
Continue toward the Daisen area.
About a 15-minute walk along the approach from the Daisenji lodging district.
A 20–30 minute walk from the public parking area.

~For Visitors Arriving by Train~
A 40-minute drive from JR Yonago Station.
A 30-minute drive from JR Hōki-Daisen Station.

~For Visitors Arriving by Bus~
Take the bus bound for Daisenji via the scenic road and get off at the “Daisenji” stop.

~Parking Information~
Parking for Visitors to the Daisen-ji Oku-no-miya Shrine Only
Located along the Daisenji approach.

Navigation (Car Navigation System)
Search for “16-1 Daisen, Daisen Town, Saihaku District, Tottori Prefecture.”


In case the parking lot is full
Daisen Bakuroza Parking Lot
【40 Daisen, Daisen Town, Saihaku District, Tottori Prefecture】
Please use this parking area (a fee is charged during the winter season).


Road Conditions Around the Daisen Area

Daisen Drive Navi

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