Goryo shrine

ごりょうじんじゃ

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Goryo shrine

 This shrine has its origins dating back to the ninth century. In the Meiji period(1868-1912) a puppet theater was located in the grounds and people enjoyed “Goryo” puppet theater here. This shrine helped build the most spectacular age in the 200-year history of traditional Japanese puppet theater, and produced living national treasure puppet masters and “shamisen” players.

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Address
4-chome 4-3, Chuo-ku
Transportation
Subway:Midosuji Line:Yodoyabashi station(M17)
More information
●Opening Times:  6:00~17:30
●open all the year round
●Parking space available
●Telephone::06-6231-5041
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