Tobe Shrine

富部神社 · Shinto shrine

Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau records that the main hall is a representative example of Momoyama architecture and is designated a National Important Cultural Property, and that the festival hall, the corridor and a float dating from 1727 are designated tangible cultural properties by the City of Nagoya.

The bureau records that the shrine has served the local community for about 400 years. It gives the hours for the shrine office and states that there is no charge.

Hours

The time and charge below are the ones published by Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Shrine office	9:00–15:00Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau — Tobe Shrine (Japanese page)

This is the time published for the shrine office, not for the grounds. We have not found a time for the grounds.

Admission

Admission	Free

Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau — Tobe Shrine (Japanese page)

Getting there

Sakura Station on the Meitetsu main line — about 10 minutes on foot to the south-west
Sakurahoncho Station on the Sakura-dori subway line — about 15 minutes on foot

Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau — Tobe Shrine (Japanese page)

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Sources

History and background	Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau — Tobe Shrine
What you can see, Shrine office, Admission, Getting there	Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau — Tobe Shrine (Japanese page)

Information checked: September 10, 2026.