Visit ancient shrine at Yamato Takeru

Nagoya, Japan •    UnderratedUnderrated
Nagoya, Japan
UnderratedUnderrated
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Best months to visit
Apr, May
10°C – 20°C, april brings mild temperatures between 9, high crowds, peak season
Walking required
Yes
Wheelchair accessible with some stairs; seating available.
Value for money
Medium
Free entry, but some areas have associated costs.
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Reviews from other travelers
Summarised by AI
Peaceful Retreat
Couples found the serene atmosphere perfect for a romantic, reflective stroll.
Historical Beauty
Visitors loved the blend of history and tranquility. A must-see cultural spot.
Easy Access
Couples appreciated the convenient location and accessibility via public transport.
Limited Access
Some couples noted potential accessibility issues in certain shrine areas.
Few English
Travelers wished for more English signage and information during their visit.
Missing Romance
Some couples felt the experience could use more romantic elements.
Hours of operation
Monday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM

When to visit

We've analysed user reviews and geographical data, and identified the best and worst months to visit.

Month
Crowd Level
Weather
Availability
Our recommendation
February
LOW
February remains cold in Nagoya, with temperatures between 1.1°C and 10.1°C. The city receives about 57mm of rainfall over 6.3 days and experiences snowfall, averaging 80mm over 6.4 days.
1-10°C
February remains cold in Nagoya, with temperatures between 1.1°C and 10.1°C. The city receives about 57mm of rainfall over 6.3 days and experiences snowfall, averaging 80mm over 6.4 days.
Open
No significant restrictions; standard operating hours apply.
Recommended
February offers a tranquil setting to visit the shrine, with fewer visitors and a peaceful ambiance. Dress warmly and be prepared for potential snowfall during your visit.
March
MEDIUM
March marks the transition to spring, with temperatures ranging from 3.7°C to 13.0°C. Rainfall increases to 113mm over 8.8 days, and snowfall becomes rare.
4-13°C
March marks the transition to spring, with temperatures ranging from 3.7°C to 13.0°C. Rainfall increases to 113mm over 8.8 days, and snowfall becomes rare.
Open
No significant restrictions; standard operating hours apply.
Recommended
March offers a pleasant climate for visiting the shrine, with the early signs of spring. While crowds are moderate, visiting on weekdays can provide a more peaceful experience. Carrying an umbrella is advisable due to increased rainfall.
April
HIGH
April brings mild temperatures between 9.6°C and 19.9°C. The month experiences increased rainfall, averaging 125mm over 10.4 days, and is characterized by the full bloom of cherry blossoms.
10-20°C
April brings mild temperatures between 9.6°C and 19.9°C. The month experiences increased rainfall, averaging 125mm over 10.4 days, and is characterized by the full bloom of cherry blossoms.
Open
No significant restrictions; however, expect larger crowds and possible event-related changes in operating hours.
Recommended
April is a popular time to visit the shrine, coinciding with cherry blossom season and various festivals. While the scenery is beautiful, be prepared for larger crowds and higher prices. Booking accommodations and planning visits during weekdays can help mitigate these factors.
May
MEDIUM
May in Nagoya offers pleasant temperatures ranging from 14.5°C to 24.1°C. The chance of precipitation is moderate at 67%, making it a comfortable month for outdoor activities.
15-24°C
May in Nagoya offers pleasant temperatures ranging from 14.5°C to 24.1°C. The chance of precipitation is moderate at 67%, making it a comfortable month for outdoor activities.
Open
No significant restrictions, but early May may see higher demand due to holidays.
Recommended
May is a favorable month to visit the ancient shrine at Yamato Takeru in Nagoya, with comfortable weather and moderate crowd levels. However, early May coincides with Golden Week, leading to increased tourist activity and higher prices. Planning visits outside this period can provide a more relaxed experience.

How to get there

Bus
Bus
Recommended
Nagoya City Buses stop near the shrine, with the Jingu-mae stop being a key destination. Bus number 18 from Nagoya Station (Sakura Dori Exit) goes to the Meitetsu Jingu-mae stop.
Metro
Metro
Recommended
The Meijō Line provides two nearby options: Atsuta Jingū Nishi Station (5-7 min walk) and Atsuta Jingū Temmachō Station (7 min walk).
Train
Train
Recommended
The Meitetsu Nagoya Line (Jingū-mae Station, 3-min walk), JR Tōkaidō Main Line (Atsuta Station, 8-10 min walk).
Car
Car
Atsuta Shrine is accessible from the Nagoya Expressway (Horita or Yobitsugi Exit). Free parking is available on the east side off Otsu-dori Avenue.
Taxi
Taxi
Taxis are available for direct travel; a ride from Nagoya Station takes about 7 minutes.
Walking
Walking
The shrine is easily explorable on foot once you arrive in the vicinity via other modes of transport. The walk from any of the nearby train or subway stations is short and direct.

Additional info

Here's what you need to know about this experience
Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking Required
Stairs Present
Seating Available
Flat Terrain
Hiking Required
Elevator Available
Mobility Scooter Friendly
Ramps Available
Pregnancy
Suitable for pregnancy
Allowed during pregnancy
Pets
Pets not allowed
Driving
Driving License Required
Idp Required

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