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The shrine forest of Sumiyoshi Shrine

Last Updated October 23, 2018

Cultural assets are important assets that have been passed down for a long time.
As a general rule, it is closed except for those held by public institutions.
When visiting, please give due consideration to the owner's intention.

The shrine forest of Sumiyoshi Shrine

The shrine forest of Sumiyoshi Shrine

Map of Sumiyoshi Shrine's shrine forest


(Provided by City of Yokohama, Board of Education Secretariat Office)

Name (furigana)

Sumiyoshi Shrine's shrine forest

Classification/Designated Date

Natural Monument November 4, 1997 Designated by City

Outline

Sumiyoshi Shrine is erected on a plateau where the Tama Hills protrudes in contact with the alluvial lowlands along the Nara River in Naracho. The shrine forest is mainly mixed with evergreen forests such as fir, shirakashi, arakashi, and also grows Yamazakura, Kumashide and Konara. It is characterized by mixing fir trees that mix firs that have been widely developed on the flood plateau in the Kanto region, and the main constituent species of Kunugi-konara forest, which is the price vegetation, are mixed.

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Aoba Ward General Affairs Department Ward Administration Promotion Division

Phone: 045-978-2221

Phone: 045-978-2221

Fax: 045-978-2411

Email address: ao-kusei@city.yokohama.jp

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