Akagi-jinja, shrine in Kashiwa, Chiba

Akagi-jinja is a Shinto shrine in the Akebono district of Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, dedicated to Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture as a branch shrine of the Akagi shrine network; it held the former rank of village shrine. The grounds are enclosed on the east side by a white wall about one metre high, and there are three gates: an east gate, a main gate with a stone torii, and a rear gate on the south side.

Akagi-jinja is a branch shrine of the Akagi shrines that venerate Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture. It held the former shrine rank of village shrine (sonsha). It stands in the Akebono district of Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, about ten minutes on foot from the west exit of Kashiwa Station.

Akagi-jinja is a branch shrine of the Akagi shrines that honour Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture, and its former rank was a village shrine (sonsha). The grounds are enclosed on the east by a white wall about one metre high, and there are three gates: an east gate, a main gate with a stone torii, and a rear gate on the south side.

The shrine stands in the Akebono district of Kashiwa, about ten minutes on foot from the west exit of Kashiwa Station. Its grounds are enclosed on the east side by a white wall roughly one metre high. Three gates give access: the main gate, which carries a stone torii, an east gate and a rear gate on the south side.

Akagi-jinja is a branch shrine of the Akagi Shrine network that honours Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture, far to the north of Kashiwa. The grounds are enclosed on the east side by a white wall about one metre high, and there are three gates: an east gate, a main gate with a stone torii, and a rear gate on the south side.