Kantō

日光二荒山神社宝物館

Nikkō Futarasan Shrine Treasure House

Emplacement

Nikkō Sannai, Nikkō City, Tochigi

Accès

Take a bus from Tōbu Nikkō Station or JR Nikkō Station to 'Nishi-Sandō' or 'Taiyūin Futarasan Jinja-mae' stop. From Tokyo (Asakusa), approx. 1 hr 50 min on the Tōbu Spacia limited express. By car: approx. 30 min from Nikkō IC on the Tōhoku Expressway. The treasure house is within the Futarasan Shrine precinct in the Nikkō World Heritage area.

Horaires d'ouverture

9:00–17:00（4〜10月）/ 9:00–16:00（11〜3月）

Tarifs

宝物館大人 300円 / 小中学生 100円

Présentation

Nikkō Futarasan Shrine, founded in 767 and a core component of the UNESCO World Heritage 'Shrines and Temples of Nikkō,' holds one of Japan's most historically significant collections of dedicated swords. As the principal shrine of the sacred Nikkō mountain complex patronized by the Minamoto, Hōjō, and Tokugawa clans, the shrine received sword dedications from emperors, shoguns, and daimyo throughout Japanese history — swords offered to secure divine protection for campaigns or express gratitude for victories. The treasure house collection includes blades with documented provenance connecting to Minamoto no Yoritomo, the Tokugawa shogunate, and court nobles. Combined with the adjacent Tōshōgū's own treasure house, a visit to Nikkō offers Japan's most comprehensive encounter with the culture of sword dedication.

Points forts

Imperial, shogunal, and daimyo dedicated swords — blades with documented provenance connecting to Minamoto Yoritomo, the Tokugawa family, and court nobility
Living culture of sword dedication — swords understood as sacred offerings, not merely art objects, presented in the context of warrior faith
Diverse sword forms — naginata, yari, tachi, and katana all represented among the dedications, showcasing the full range of Japanese bladed weaponry
UNESCO World Heritage three-shrine circuit — combined visit with Tōshōgū treasure house for the most comprehensive Kantō warrior culture experience
Sacred mountain atmosphere — the thousand-year-old cedar forest and sacred bridge create an unmatched spiritual context for understanding sword culture as warrior devotion

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* Les horaires et les expositions sont susceptibles de changer. Veuillez consulter le site officiel avant votre visite.

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