Fukuoka’s Kushida Shrine, affectionately known as Okushida-san by locals, stands as one of the city’s oldest and most significant Shinto shrines, tracing its origins to the 8th century. The current structure, primarily from the 16th century, features elegantly pointed roofs and a large ginkgo tree in the shrine yard. Visitors can explore the ornate architecture and serene surroundings, immersing themselves in the historical and spiritual significance of this central Fukuoka landmark.
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