PLUM 1/150 Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

Plastic kit [Scale] 1/150 [Size] Height: approx. 105 mm (Suwa-taisha shrine) [Set Contents] Plastic kit Nameplate Suwa-taisha is one of the oldest shrines in Japan, and has over 10,000 branch shrines. Suwa-taisha is one of the oldest shrines in Japan, with more than 10,000 branch shrines, and is one of the most historic shrines in Japan. It is located in four locations around Lake Suwa, a famous lake in Nagano Prefecture, and is known for the "Gobashira Festival," a grand festival held once every seven years where trees are cut and pulled to the ground. Among the four shrines of Suwa-taisha, the "Suwa-taisha Shimo-sha Akinomiya" will be sculpted, featuring an elegant Kaguraden (music hall), elaborate guardian dogs, and a beautifully sculpted worship hall with a solemn atmosphere. The 1/150 scale figure includes the "Kaguraden (music hall)" flanked by "komainu (guardian dogs)," which are said to be the best in Japan made of bronze, the "Goshaden (shrine building)" in the back, the "Nijuuromon-zukuri (double-layered gate)" and the "Left side worship hall" and "Right side worship hall," all of the charm of the Shimo-Sha-Akimiya Shrine. The "Suwa-taisha - Shimo-sha Akinomiya" reproduces the presence of a historical building that is worth seeing in its entirety.