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Oyama Shrine
Place
4.2 (4517 reviews)
Historic Shinto shrine with a grand entry gate featuring stained glass, a large garden & a pond.
11-1 Oyamamachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0918, Japan
+81 76-231-7210
Highlights from Reviews
• unique architecture
The shrine features a distinctive main gate with a blend of Japanese, Chinese, and European architectural elements, including Dutch stained glass.
• peaceful atmosphere
Visitors consistently praise the serene and tranquil environment, offering a relaxing escape from the city bustle.
• beautiful gardens
The shrine grounds include a well-landscaped strolling garden with a pond, islands, and bridges, providing many scenic photo opportunities.
• free admission
Entry to Oyama Shrine and its grounds is free, making it an accessible and budget-friendly attraction for all visitors.
• convenient location
Located near Kanazawa Castle, Kenrokuen Garden, and the samurai district, it serves as a scenic shortcut and is easily integrated into a walking tour.
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