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Hiko Shrine

飛行神社
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Open Opens at 9:00-16:30
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Japan, 〒614-8002 Kyoto, Yawata, Doi−44Map
Phone+81 75-982-2329
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  • kimitakas
    kimitakas
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    Not ordinal shrine

    Hiko Jinjya shrine is dedicated to the people relating with air aviation. Therefore this shrine is very different than other traditional shrines in Japan. The building of shrine is very modern.

    Reviewed on Nov 25, 2017
  • kimitakas
    kimitakas
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    Not ordinal shrine

    Hiko Jinjya shrine is dedicated to the people relating with air aviation. Therefore this shrine is very different than other traditional shrines in Japan. The building of shrine is very modern.

    Reviewed on Nov 25, 2017
  • traveling-happy-cat
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    Aviation Qilian の Shenqian

    Original Text

    It is a stainless steel torii gate, a Greek temple-style hall of worship, and a unique shrine. It was founded in 1915, and in 1891, a person named Chuhachi Ninomiya, who succeeded in a rubber-powered flight experiment, built a shrine at home. In 1889, Ninomiya saw a crow gliding without moving its wings, and started an experiment thinking that if it catches the wind, it could fly. In 1891, he succeeded in a rubber-powered flight experiment (flying a model). After that, manned flight ... powered by motorcycle engines

    Reviewed on Dec 23, 2022
  • traveling-happy-cat
    traveling-happy-cat
    ta-icon

    Aviation Qilian の Shenqian

    Original Text

    It is a stainless steel torii gate, a Greek temple-style hall of worship, and a unique shrine. It was founded in 1915, and in 1891, a person named Chuhachi Ninomiya, who succeeded in a rubber-powered flight experiment, built a shrine at home. In 1889, Ninomiya saw a crow gliding without moving its wings, and started an experiment thinking that if it catches the wind, it could fly. In 1891, he succeeded in a rubber-powered flight experiment (flying a model). After that, manned flight ... powered by motorcycle engines

    Reviewed on Dec 23, 2022
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    Flying shrines

    Original Text

    A shrine and museum made in memory of Tadahachao Ninomiya, who made an airplane. It was a mysterious shrine with airplane toys floating in the Chozuba, and airplanes were enshrined here and there. There was no sticker at Toyama Airport, so 〇 is 4.

    Reviewed on Dec 13, 2022
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