Yutokuhinari Shrine
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Yutokuhinari Shrine
- Location
- 〒849-1321 1855, Koeda Otsu, Kashima City, Saga Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- From Fukuoka city, take the JR Nagasaki Main Line from Hakata Station to Hizen-Kashima Station (approximately 60 minutes), then about 10 minutes by bus or taxi.
From the Nagasaki Expressway, it takes 30-40 minutes from Takeo IC or Ureshino IC. - Parking
- Approximately 3,000 vehicles.
- Business Hours
- Yutoku Museum: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- Regular Holiday
- None
- Fees
- Yutoku Museum Admission Fee: Adults 300 yen, University and High School Students 200 yen, Junior High and Elementary School Students 100 yen.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：0954-62-2151
- Official Website
Map
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