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The {{translation|'''Naka Shrine'''|南賀ノ神社|Naka no Jinja|lit meaning=Shintō Shrine of Southern Joy|viz=Nakano Shrine}} is a shrine in [[Konohagakure]]. In the main hall, beneath the seventh tatami mat from the far right, is a secret meeting place of the [[Uchiha clan]]. There stands a [[Stone Tablet|stone monument]] which contains the clan's secrets and can only be read with specific [[dōjutsu]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 225, pages 3-4</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 385, pages 1-2</ref>
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The {{translation|'''Naka Shrine'''|南賀ノ神社|Naka no Jinja|lit meaning=Shintō Shrine of Southern Joy|viz=Nakano Shrine}} is a shrine that the [[Uchiha clan]] originated from.<ref>''Itachi Shinden: Book of Bright Light'' page 30</ref> It's located in [[Konohagakure]]'s Uchiha District, and is the home to the clan's patron deity.<ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 359</ref> In the main hall, beneath the seventh tatami mat from the far right, is a secret meeting place of the Uchiha clan. There stood a [[Stone Tablet|stone monument]] which contains the clan's secrets and can only be read with specific [[dōjutsu]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 225, pages 3-4</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 385, pages 1-2</ref>
   
In order to access the main hall, a [[Naka Shrine Pass Technique|sequence of seals]] is required to remove the stone that lays atop the entrance way. The seal itself has the Sharingan in the middle and is encircled with seal formulas.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 618, pages 6-7</ref> The upper level of the shrine was destroyed during [[Pain]]'s [[Pain's Assault|assault]] on Konoha, though the secrets hidden below remained untouched and was later accessed by [[Taka]] and [[Orochimaru]] during the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]].The Hokage are reincarnated there.
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The upper level of the shrine was destroyed during [[Pain]]'s [[Pain's Assault|assault]] on Konoha, though the secrets hidden below remained untouched and was later accessed by [[Taka]] and [[Orochimaru]] during the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]]. In order to access the main hall, [[Sasuke Uchiha]] had to use a [[Naka Shrine Pass Technique|sequence of seals]] to remove the sealing stone that lays atop the entranceway. The seal itself has the Sharingan in the middle.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 618, pages 6-7</ref>
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Unlike the rest of the village, the shrine was not rebuilt.
 
   
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
* This location appeared in ''[[Naruto: The Broken Bond]]'', which also provided an achievement for [[Wikipedia:Xbox 360|Xbox 360]] and called "Path of Darkness". The Naka shrine was regarded in the game as [[Sasuke]]'s Hide Away or Sasuke's Secret Room; it is, however, unknown if at the time the producers of the game knew what this shrine was since it was only shown to be a location that Sasuke was seen while grieving because of the [[Uchiha Clan Downfall]] and the thoughts of revenge against [[Itachi Uchiha]]. This site can be found in Konoha in-game, but it is underneath the island in the south-west area of the village instead of under the main hall in the manga.
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* This location appeared in ''[[Naruto: The Broken Bond]]'', which also provided an achievement for [[Wikipedia:Xbox 360|Xbox 360]] and called "Path of Darkness". The Naka shrine was regarded in the game as Sasuke's Hide Away or Sasuke's Secret Room; it is, however, unknown if at the time the producers of the game knew what this shrine was since it was only shown to be a location that Sasuke was seen while grieving because of the [[Uchiha Clan Downfall]] and the thoughts of revenge against [[Itachi Uchiha]]. This site can be found in Konoha in-game, but it is underneath the island in the south-west area of the village instead of under the main hall in the manga.
 
* This location was also used as an unlockable stage in ''[[Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 4]]''.
 
* This location was also used as an unlockable stage in ''[[Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 4]]''.
   
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Revision as of 19:24, 17 July 2018

This article is about the shrine. For the river, see Naka River.

The Naka Shrine (南賀ノ神社, Naka no Jinja, Viz: Nakano Shrine, literally meaning: Shintō Shrine of Southern Joy) is a shrine that the Uchiha clan originated from.[1] It's located in Konohagakure's Uchiha District, and is the home to the clan's patron deity.[2] In the main hall, beneath the seventh tatami mat from the far right, is a secret meeting place of the Uchiha clan. There stood a stone monument which contains the clan's secrets and can only be read with specific dōjutsu.[3][4]

The upper level of the shrine was destroyed during Pain's assault on Konoha, though the secrets hidden below remained untouched and was later accessed by Taka and Orochimaru during the Fourth Shinobi World War. In order to access the main hall, Sasuke Uchiha had to use a sequence of seals to remove the sealing stone that lays atop the entranceway. The seal itself has the Sharingan in the middle.[5]

Trivia

  • This location appeared in Naruto: The Broken Bond, which also provided an achievement for Xbox 360 and called "Path of Darkness". The Naka shrine was regarded in the game as Sasuke's Hide Away or Sasuke's Secret Room; it is, however, unknown if at the time the producers of the game knew what this shrine was since it was only shown to be a location that Sasuke was seen while grieving because of the Uchiha Clan Downfall and the thoughts of revenge against Itachi Uchiha. This site can be found in Konoha in-game, but it is underneath the island in the south-west area of the village instead of under the main hall in the manga.
  • This location was also used as an unlockable stage in Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 4.

References

  1. Itachi Shinden: Book of Bright Light page 30
  2. Naruto: Shippūden episode 359
  3. Naruto chapter 225, pages 3-4
  4. Naruto chapter 385, pages 1-2
  5. Naruto chapter 618, pages 6-7