Hyouka - Hie Shrine

Another location shown in Hyouka is Hie Shrine in Takayama, which is also known as Hida-Sannogu Hie Shrine.

Image from Episode 1 - 05m34s

These stairs up to the shine is shown in the first OP.

Image from Episode 12 - 03m05s

This red torii gate is shown in the second OP.

Image from Your Name - 29m53s

Some people also claim that this red torii gate is the one shown in Your Name, but there doesn't seem to be any information to support this, except for the fact that it's a well known shrine located close to Hida Furukawa.

Image from Episode 20 - 03m16s

Back to Hyouka with a closeup of one of the shrine lanterns.

Image from Episode 20 - 03m17s

The shrine is called Arekusu Shrine in the show.

Image from Episode 20 - 03m18s

Hotaro is waiting at the bottom of the stairs.

Image from Episode 20 - 03m30s

Chitanda shows up in a taxi.

Image from Episode 20 - 03m50s

Closeup of Chitanda.

Image from Episode 20 - 05m26s

They head for the shrine buildings. On the right here is the window where you can buy omamori charms and talismans.

Image from Episode 20 - 05m44s

Wider view.

Image from Episode 20 - 05m29s

The main shrine building.

Image from Episode 20 - 05m30s

The rope is less decorated in real life.

Image from Episode 20 - 05m31s

Chitanda and Hotaro offers their prayers.

Image from Episode 20 - 10m58s

There's no storehouse here in real life.

Image from Episode 20 - 10m57s

The building on the right here is a toilet that seems to have been built after the anime was made. There used to be an old storehouse here, but it didn't look like the one in the anime.

Image from Episode 20 - 23m52s

Reverse view.

Only a few ema here, and no anime ones.

Location map:

This location was visited on 2019/04/22.

Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://los-endos.hatenablog.com/entry/20130202/1359806748

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