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Ube Shrine

宇倍神社, ube-jinja

The first shrine to be built in the Inaba area, which consists of the entire eastern half of modern Tottori Prefecture. Praying at this shrine is believed to bestow fertility, long life, and wealth.

free

Address: 651 Miyanoshita, Kokufu-cho
Getting there: 30 minutes and ¥280 by bus (Nakagawara Line) from Tottori Station Stop 3 to Miyanoshita, then 10 minutes walk up the hill
Price: Free
Website: ubejinja.or.jp (opens in a new tab)

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