About
Unique Shinto shrine founded in 1915 by aviation pioneer Chūhachi Ninomiya, dedicated to the spirit of flight, safety in the sky, and those who lost their lives in aviation accidents. People come to pray for safe travels & flights, success in aviation or aerospace work, protection and good fortune for pilots, engineers, travelers, and “drop-proof” luck. Unique omamori (protective charms) themed around flight and safety are available.
Why go
- Dedicated to the spirit of flight, safety in the sky
- Honors those who lost their lives in aviation accidents
- Praying for safe travels and smooth flights
Must try
- Aviation-themed charms, goshuin, and ema
- Omikuji (fortune slip) into a paper plane
- Unique omamori (protective charms) themed around flight
- Aviation museum with model airplanes
- Airplane parts, propellers, and models
Pro tips
- 5-Minute walk from Iwashimizu-Hachimangū Station
- Take the Keihan Line to Iwashimizu-Hachimangū Station
- Museum admission is ¥300 for adults
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Rating
3.9 / 5 (617 reviews)
Phone: +81 75-982-2329