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IbarakiShrines & TemplesIn Heian-period records, only three shrines could call themselves jingu: Ise, Kashima and Katori. That rank was granted to a place this far from the capital. The kaname-ishi in its grounds is said to pin down the catfish that causes earthquakes.
IbarakiShrines & TemplesA hall Ieyasu dedicated as the main shrine, later moved to serve as the inner shrine.
IbarakiShrines & TemplesA stone said to hold down the head of the catfish that causes earthquakes. Dig as you like, and you never reach its base.
IbarakiArt & CraftsA 2.7-metre straight sword of the Nara period - among the largest surviving Japanese blades.
IbarakiExperiencesA woodland play area in Kashima, with play equipment made of timber.
IbarakiExperiences