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#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Power Spot in Ota Ward "Nitta Shrine" 📍1-21-23 Yaguchi, Ota Ward, Tokyo About 3 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Musashi-Shinden Station ✾Business Hours 9:00-16:00 ✾Closed Days Open All Year The deity worshipped is Lord Nitta Yoshioki (a military commander during the Northern and Southern Courts period) Winning luck, protection from misfortune, and matchmaking The "Yamori" (arrow guardian) made from the sacred bamboo in the precincts is said to be the origin of the Hamaya arrow, which is believed to ward off misfortune and ward off evil spirits⟡.· The disaster caused by vengeful spirits has been transformed into a god with great spiritual power, and since ancient times it has been worshipped as a "god who protects luck", making this shrine famous for its benefits of winning luck and matchmaking⛩️⟡.· #DomesticTravel #Tourism #TokyoTrip #NittaShrine #PowerSpotShrine #ShrineTour #tokyotrip #shrine #도쿄여행 #도쿄 #신사

🌟Tips: 🌟 This is family friendly, kid friendly and couple friendly place to visit 🌟 Eat in the island, they serve so many little snacks! 🌟 Can pay extra for a boat ride experience to get through Torii Gate Hey travel enthusiasts! If you're dreaming of a truly iconic Japanese experience, then a trip to Miyajima Island (officially Itsukushima) is an absolute must-add to your itinerary. Just a short ferry ride from Hiroshima, this island feels like stepping into a postcard, especially with its world-famous "floating" torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine. Beyond the breathtaking shrine, Miyajima is a wonderland of natural beauty and charming discoveries. Prepare to be greeted by friendly wild deer that roam freely, adding to the island's unique charm. You can explore serene temples nestled in the hills, hike Mount Misen for panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea, or simply wander through the quaint streets, sampling delicious local treats like maple leaf-shaped momiji manju. The island truly comes alive at high tide when the torii gate appears to float on the water, creating an unforgettable spectacle. It's a place that blends spiritual tranquility with stunning scenery and delightful encounters, making it an absolute highlight of any Japan trip! #miyajimaisland #miyajimaeats #toriigate #shrine #shrinevisit

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip The sound of wind chimes is soothing "Iwai Shrine" 📍2-20-8 Omorikita, Ota-ku, Tokyo Keikyu Line Omori Kaigan Station 4 minutes ✾Opening hours: 9:30-16:30 Enshrined deities: Emperor Ojin, Okuninushi, Emperor Chuai, Empress Jingu, Nakatsuhime-no-Okami Protection from evil, protection from all directions, safety of the family, physical health, longevity festival Kasajima Benten Shrine is enshrined in the pond on the left side of the shrine grounds⟡.· There is a legend that the water in Iwai's well is "water that cures all diseases," and that it is pure water for those with a good heart, but salt water for those with evil intentionsʘʘˊ˗ It was a hot day, but I heard the pleasant sound of the wind chimes and it was quite soothing🎐⟡.· It seems that a wind chime shelf is set up in the shrine grounds until August 31st✌️ˊ˗ #Domestic travel #Asia travel #Tokyo trip #Sightseeing #Shrine tour #Iwai Shrine #Omori #Power spot #tokyotrip #shrine

Safe Childbirth and Child Rearing Deity 〝Asama Shrine〟 📍Address: 2-2-7 Omori Nishi, Ota-ku, Tokyo Approximately a 7-minute walk from Heiwajima Station Exit 2 (along Kan-nana Avenue) Main deity: Konohanasakuya-hime Blessings: Fire prevention, safe childbirth, child rearing, matchmaking Inside the shrine grounds, there is also an Inari Shrine⛩️⟡.·。 Goshuin (shrine stamps) can be received in a dedicated notebookᝰ✍︎꙳⋆. The shrine crest is "Sakura crest." Passing through the torii gate, you’ll find a purification fountain on the left 🐉ˊ˗. The shrine building itself exudes historical charm; upon research, it was built in 1940 (Showa 15) and survived wartime destruction⟡.·。 Every year, a grand festival is held here◡̉̈.

On the last day of our stay in Kyoto, I visited the Shinto shrine Miyake Hachimangu Shrine—a lesser-known spot in the city that we discovered by chance. This shrine features statues of pigeons and various items (ema plaques and figurines) adorned with pigeon imagery, which immediately caught my attention as a fan of all things pigeon-related. You can reach the shrine on foot from Hachiman-mae Station. I was delighted to see a cute postal pigeon illustration on the wall as soon as I exited the train, confirming I was on the right path. The shrine is dedicated to the deity Hachiman, the protector of warriors, whose cult is closely associated with pigeons. In mythology, it is believed that this god could transform into a golden pigeon (an interesting fact: "hato" translates to "pigeon" in Japanese). In Japanese culture, pigeon imagery serves as a talisman for family protection, especially for children. People come here to pray for their child's health and academic success. According to ancient legends, pigeons were thought to eat "mushi"—parasitic creatures causing colic and other illnesses in infants—which explains the abundance of pigeon symbolism in the shrine. The place itself is very peaceful and pleasant; there are few tourists, allowing you to fully enjoy the shrine's architecture and natural surroundings. Additionally, a large number of cooing divine messengers roam the grounds, and you can feed them by purchasing food on-site. The birds are quite accustomed to the attention and treats, so they will eagerly approach you for food. As with many shrines in Japan, you can buy a figurine of the animal symbolizing the shrine and leave it there while making a wish. Naturally, I purchased a small pigeon figurine, which contained a message in Japanese—a language I don't study, making its meaning impossible to decipher. Well, I hope Google Translate didn't lie about the "great fortune" and "catching the wind with the dragon's clouds," whatever that might mean. 😊

I’ve wanted to visit the Shirahige Shrine every time I visited Kyoto and this time I finally did it! I was just as impressed as I expected to be. Despite it being quite a trek out of the city it is definitely worth it! I was surprised at how little people were there. If you want to make it even more special, go at sunrise or sunset and if you can, when it’s snowing, it’s really beautiful then. #historicallandmarks #japan #japantrip #shrine #tori #kyoto #kyototrip #shirahigeshrine

With over 700 years of history, Hebikubo Shrine is recognized as one of Japan's three major white snake shrines. 📍 Address: 4-4-12 Futaba, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo ✾ Operating Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM The enshrined deities are 'Amaterasu Omikami,' 'Ame-no-Koyane-no-Mikoto,' and 'Emperor Ojin.' The snake, known for shedding its skin, symbolizes rebirth and the restoration of vitality. It is also said to represent financial fortune, healing from illnesses, and purification of the mind and body. The shrine offers a variety of beautiful goshuin (seal stamps). While January saw long queues, it has since quieted down, so you can visit with ease. It truly is a wonderful shrine!⛩️

#springwander Spring in Kyoto brings countless floral spectacles, and one of the best places to enjoy azaleas in full bloom is Matsunoo-taisha Shrine. Located at the foot of the Arashiyama mountains, this historic shrine is famous for its lush gardens and sacred waters. In late April to early May, the shrine transforms into a colorful paradise as vibrant azaleas paint the landscape with shades of pink, red, and white. A stroll through the shrine grounds is a peaceful and refreshing experience, enhanced by the soothing sound of flowing water from the sacred Kamenoi well, which is said to bring blessings. Whether you’re here for the flowers, the spiritual atmosphere, or the traditional architecture, Matsunoo-taisha is a must-visit spot in spring! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Stunning azalea blooms creating a picturesque spring scene. ✔ Rich history and serene atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful escape. 📍 Address: 3 Arashiyama Miyamachi, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-0024, Japan #MatsunooTaisha #Kyoto #Japan #Azaleas #SpringVibes #Shrine #HiddenGem

#springwander If you’re looking for a stunning spring spot in Kyoto, Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine is a must-visit! This historic shrine is famous for its beautiful “Kirishima” azaleas, which create a breathtaking tunnel of vibrant red flowers in mid to late April. The contrast between the bright red blossoms and the traditional shrine architecture is simply mesmerizing. Aside from the flowers, the shrine’s serene atmosphere and picturesque pond make it a great place for a peaceful walk. Whether you’re here to admire the blooms, pray for good fortune, or just enjoy the spring air, it’s a lovely destination for a seasonal outing! Why You Should Visit: ✔ The breathtaking Kirishima azaleas create a unique floral tunnel ✔ A peaceful place to enjoy Kyoto’s historic charm in spring 📍 Address: 2 Chome-15-13 Tenjin, Nagaokakyo, Kyoto 617-0824, Japan #Japan #Kyoto #NagaokaTenmangu #SpringFlowers #Azalea #Shrine

#springwander Spring in Kamakura is absolutely magical, and I had the best time exploring it with my friend! We visited Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, one of Kamakura’s most famous shrines, and it was breathtaking with cherry blossoms in full bloom. The combination of the shrine’s traditional architecture and the delicate pink flowers created a picture-perfect scene. Walking along the approach lined with sakura trees felt like stepping into a spring dream. If you’re visiting Kamakura in spring, this is a must-see spot! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Stunning Cherry Blossoms: Enjoy the beautiful sakura trees surrounding the shrine ✔ Historical and Cultural Experience: One of Kamakura’s most important shrines with a rich history 📍 Address: Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan #Kamakura #Japan #SpringTravel #CherryBlossoms #Sakura #Shrine

#celebrateit If you’re looking for a quiet escape in the middle of Tokyo, Atago Jinja is a hidden gem that’s definitely worth a visit. Located just a short walk from Hibiya and Shimbashi, this shrine offers a peaceful retreat from the busy city life, with its beautiful grounds and traditional Japanese architecture. One of the most unique aspects of Atago Jinja is its famous steep staircase, which is said to bring good luck when you climb to the top. It’s a fun challenge and the view from the top is totally worth it! The shrine is also known for its historical significance and the serene atmosphere that makes it a perfect spot for reflection or a peaceful stroll. Why I Recommend Atago Jinja: 1. Unique Steep Staircase – Climbing the famous stairs is both an exciting and meaningful experience, especially for those looking for good fortune. 2. Tranquil Escape – Despite being in central Tokyo, the shrine offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere that’s perfect for a break from the hustle and bustle. Whether you’re visiting for the history, the views, or just a moment of peace, Atago Jinja is definitely worth adding to your Tokyo itinerary. 📍 Address: 2-5-1 Atago, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0002 #AtagoJinja #Tokyo #Japan #Shrine #PeacefulEscape

Miyajidake Shrine is located in Fukuoka City. It is a popular shrine for people who come to watch the sunset because the sun sets over the sea right in front of the shrine entrance. But for us, just to see the giant Shimenawa rope, or straw rope that we saw hanging in front of the shrine, was worth it. Travel in late January to early February. Plum blossoms will also bloom inside the temple. #staycation #miyajidakeshrine #fukuoka #shrine

Kyoto, Japan 🗾 ⭐ Take the Kyoto Keihan Line and get off at Fushimi-Inari station. ⭐ Take JR Nara Line and get off at Inari Station. Highlight 📌 The shrine is famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates that form mesmerizing tunnels along the hiking trails up Mount Inari.It is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice, fertility, and business success. Many businesses donate torii gates as offerings for good fortune. 🏔️ Mount Inari Hiking Trail 🏔️ The shrine complex extends up Mount Inari, with a scenic 4 km trail that takes about 2–3 hours to complete. The higher you go, the fewer people you’ll see, and you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of Kyoto. Please Enjoy Japan! #mustvisit #japantrip #solotravel #thousandgates #tourist #culture #Shrine

#japantrip #travel #japan #solotrip #temple #spring #kamakura #shrine Walking through Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura’s most important Shinto shrine, is like stepping into a serene pocket of history. As I made my way up the grand stone stairway, I was greeted by breathtaking views of the shrine’s vermilion structures, framed by lush greenery and seasonal blooms. The peaceful Genpei Pond, lined with lotus flowers, offers a perfect spot to pause and take in the tranquil surroundings. Strolling along Wakamiya Oji, the tree-lined approach leading to the shrine, I found charming cafés and traditional sweet shops perfect for a mid-walk treat. If you’re looking for a peaceful escape from Tokyo’s fast pace, this historic shrine and its scenic surroundings offer a perfect city walk.

The deity being enshrined at the Yasaka-jinja Shrine is Susanoo as its kami, amongst others. Kami refers to a deity or a supernatural power that is revered as god and inhabits in nature. The Yasaka-jinja Shrine was originally named Gion Shrine, dedicated to Shinto, which is considered a native faith in Japan. Shinto is polytheistic and animistic. Worshippers practice the principles of purity, as shown in their cleaning rituals. Other rituals include dance, rites of passage and kami festivals. Followers of the faith will offer food and drinks to the deities, and priests officiated some of the shrines as well. In Kyoto, the Gion Shrine was a beloved site for the locals. They call it Gion San, as an endearing name for the shrine. The site is very crowded during the New Years. Every year, the shrine holds the Migoshi Togyo, meaning the procession of the portable shrine, as the celebration of the Gion Festival. It takes place on the nights of July 17 and 24. On July 17, 3 Migoshi’s (the portable shrines) will be taken for display at Otabisho in downtown Kyoto. It is believed that these shrines carry the deities with them and will bless everyone on the way of the parade. After sitting in Otabisho for a week, the portable shrines return to Yasaka-jinja Shrine on July 24. Perhaps what caught my attention at the Yasaka-jinja Shrine is a whole section of the shrine dedicated to romantic relationships (with matchmaking prayers). Daikoku-sha is where the faithful gather to pray for a good relationship with their loved ones. #gionsan #yasakashrine #shinto #japanesehistory #japaneseculture #japanesereligion #shrine #yasakashrine #gion #kyoto #japan

#tokyotravel Address: 10 Sagaguyama Tabuchiyamacho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 Mikami Shrine is the only shrine in Japan that is responsible for hair and beauty. It is dedicated to the shrine related to beauty and hairdressing. The founder of the Japanese hairdressing profession, his name is Fujiwara Ryomasayuki Saimeyoshi, a hairdresser who was active in the Kamakura period. It is a famous shrine that is popular with people who are involved in hair or have hair problems. People who come to worship are not only people in Kyoto but also people for all over Japan. The amulets here are unique amulets, such as the Hairdressers Scissors Amulet. it is also located near the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, which is very popular with tourists. It you are visiting Arashiyama, you can visit the shrine after seeing the beautiful bamboo tunnel. this is another place that you should not miss when visiting Arashiyama. #history #shrine #Kyoto #japan

#tokyotravel Address: 1 Chome-317 Kiyomizu, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 Jishu Shrine is located in nestled behind the majestic Kiyomizudera, a gem of Kyoto's world Heritage site, Jishu Shrine stands as the quintessential Cupid of Japan, weaving tales of love ❤️ 😍 and romance for over a millennium. This sacred enclave, dedicated to the celestial matchmakers of Japanese mythology, has been the cornerstone for countless souls yearning for love's tender embrace. with its ancient origins and the mystical "love stones" that promise true love to those who can navigate them with eyes closed, Jishu Shrine is not just a destination. It's a journey into the heart of Japanese romantic tradition. as you seek an encounter with destiny or yearn to solidify the bonds of love, let Jishu Shrine guide you in your steps. whether you believe in fate or seek luck, this shrine involves you exploring the depths of your heart in its serene ambiance. This shrine attracts many young people who want to find their soulmate, whether they are single or not, making Jishu Shrine a must visit place. #history #shrine #higashiyama #kyoto #japan

#tokyotravel Address: 21 Murasakino Imamiyacho, Kita Ward, Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja) is a Shinto Shrine that was founded during the Heian period in 994, located in Kita Ward, Kyoto, Japan. It was originally established for patrons to pray for safety from an epidemic, shrine with a thousand year history, and have a reputation when it comes to prayers for good health and recovery from illness Enshrining Onamuchi no Mikoto, local deity Kotoshiranushi no Mikoto, and Kushinada hime no Mikoto as a trinity called Imamiya Mihashira Okami, the Imamiya Shrine god is known for its influence over prayers for good health, long life, and the curing of illness. In front of the main hall is a yard of white gravel raked into line and delineated as sacred space, and large bronze lanterns flank either side. It is an ancient Shinto Shrine with a long history. The atmosphere is peaceful and shady, and the beautiful scenery is scattered throughout the area. many people come here to pray for blessings. #history#shrine #kita #kyoto #japan

The Atsuta shrine is one of the biggest in Japan and is an iconic representation of the past, with al much of the country destroyed in WW2 this is a testament to Japans cultural heritage. The shrine is set in a wooded area and there are lots of paths to walk around, lots of toilets along with a museum, gift shop and small cafe. There are areas to wash your hands before entering the shrine, it’s advised to do so to show respect. There are places to buy little plaques to leave prayers and wishes, but it can be quite busy so be prepared for queues. The main shrine itself is a very sacred place so you need to be aware that it is an active shrine, Japanese people come everyday to pray and wish for luck. Remember to show respect and keep your voice down, don’t use flash on your camera and do not take any photos of people using the shrine for its intended purpose. head to Atsuta Jingu Nishi station and follow the signs. #getgoing2025 #nagoya #aichi #japan #travel #solotrip #shrine #history

#tokyotravel 📍Address: 68 Fukakusa Yabunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan 🇯🇵 Fushimi Inari Shrine, often called the Fox Shrine, is an ancient Shinto Shrine built in 711 before Kyoto became the capital of Japan. along the way up to Mount Inari, which is 233 meters high, there are many stone altars(Osuka), and there are about 10,000 torii gates along the way. This long tunnel of bright orange torii gates is a unique image of Kyoto, which people believe to be a sacred mountain. Inari represents fertility, rice harvest, and various crops, and the other has foxes as his companions. Therefore, it is not surprising to see many fox statues inside the shrine. around the base of the mountain, there are many small shrines and beautiful nature, big trees all around. This atmosphere makes us feel sacred and one with nature, according to the Japanese way of life. #shrine #fushimi #kyoto #japan

#japantrip #travel #tokyo #nature #shrine #thingstodo #solotrip #spring Meiji Jingu is a tranquil escape in the heart of bustling Tokyo. As I walked through the towering torii gates and lush forested pathways, I felt a calming shift from the city’s energy to a serene atmosphere steeped in history. The main shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, offers a glimpse into Japan’s imperial past and Shinto traditions. Why visit? Meiji Jingu combines natural beauty and cultural significance, making it an essential stop for any Tokyo itinerary. Practical tip: Arrive early to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and don’t miss the chance to write a wish on an ema (wooden prayer plaque) for a truly special experience!

#japantrip It is well-noud overseas because of the "Lion Hall" in the company, and has become the leader of small shrines in Osaka. The "Lion Hall" in the shrine is majestic and solemn. It has captured the hearts of countless tourists and made it stand out and become an "Internet celebrity" among the uniform shrines. Compared with traditional Japanese shrines, this temple is particularly eye-catching and magical. Why was it built here? Legend has it that there was an infectious disease rampant in ancient times. At that time, the people in the Namba area were deeply affected by it. Later, the god lion drove away the plague and protected the people. People offered it and let it sit here to defeat demons. At Yasaka Shrine, you will see many lion sculptures of different shapes, and even the outlet of the Mitarai near the main entrance is also in the shape of a lion. It can be seen that this shrine admires lions very much. The Lion's Hall is 12 meters high and 11 meters wide. The open mouth is full of magical power, which can suck away people's bad luck and bring good luck. It is less than a ten-minute walk from the Takashimaya Namba head office in the residential area. Friends who come to Takashimaya for shopping must not miss it. Namba Hachihan Shrine Address: 2-9-19 Motomachi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City 556-0016 #Namba Yasaka Shrine #Niche #Niche Travel Place #Namba Yasaka Shrine #Osaka Namba Yasaka Shrine #Shrine #Japanese Shrine #Lion Hall #Good Luck #Namba Lion Hall #Namba #Osaka #Osaka Travel #Osaka Namba #Namba #osakanamba #Eat, Drink and Play in Osaka #Osaka Internet Celebrity

My trip to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine was like stepping into a beautiful dream! The path leading to the shrine was lined with stunning plum trees, their blossoms creating a colorful, magical scene. It felt like walking through a fairytale! As I reached the main shrine, the intricate wooden carvings and traditional architecture took my breath away. The view of the entire area, with the shrine surrounded by nature, was simply stunning. I couldn’t stop taking photos! I crossed a charming red bridge over a peaceful pond filled with koi fish, adding even more beauty to the scene. Dazaifu Tenmangu is a perfect mix of history and nature—it’s unforgettable! #travel #thingstodo #shrine #dazaifu #dazaifutenmangu #japan

⛩️Namba Yasaka Shrine is a sacred spot nestled in the heart of Osaka, yet it exudes an air of peace and positive energy. The first thing that catches your eye upon entering is the massive lion head structure, which is not only visually impressive but is also believed to have the power to swallow bad luck and bring fortune. If you're looking to boost your luck or pray for success, this is definitely a must-visit. 🎊I was deeply impressed by the serene atmosphere of the shrine. Despite being located in the bustling Namba area, the shrine's grounds offer a sense of calm and tranquility. Surrounded by nature and traditional Japanese architecture, I could feel the spiritual and sacred energy that has been preserved through generations. 🇯🇵In addition to its beauty, Namba Yasaka Shrine is a place where locals come to pray for success in work, studies, and life. If you're in Osaka, don't miss the chance to visit this shrine to experience its positive energy and the charm of ancient Japanese architecture.🎏 #namba #osaka #japan #japantravel #shrine

A shrine revered by the people of Kyushu for generations. It is believed that the deity Amaterasu hid in this cave out of fear of the deity Susanoo, plunging the world into darkness. Later, Amaterasu was coaxed out by the other deities through festive activities in front of the cave, bringing light back to the world. **Amanoiwato Shrine** (天岩戸神社, Amanoiwato-jinja) is a Shinto shrine located in Takachiho, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. This shrine holds significant importance in Japanese mythology as it is associated with the legend of the sun goddess **Amaterasu**. According to the legend, Amaterasu hid herself in a cave called **Amanoiwato** (meaning 'Heavenly Rock Cave') after being angered by her brother Susanoo. This event caused the world to be engulfed in darkness since she is the sun goddess. The other deities gathered outside the cave to devise a plan to lure her out, which involved the passionate dance of the goddess Ame-no-Uzume. Eventually, Amaterasu was drawn out, bringing light back to the world. ### Key Features of Amanoiwato Shrine: - **Mythological Significance**: The shrine is built near the Amanoiwato cave, believed to be the hiding place of Amaterasu. The cave itself is not open to the public, but visitors can view it from a sacred observation point nearby, guided by the shrine's priests. - **Sacred River**: Near the shrine is **Amano-Yasukawara**, a small cave by the Iwato River where the deities gathered to discuss how to bring Amaterasu out of the cave. It is a pilgrimage site where visitors leave stone piles as offerings. - **Cultural Importance**: The shrine and its surroundings are considered one of the most sacred sites in Shinto, deeply connected to the origins of Shinto mythology. Visitors to Amanoiwato Shrine are captivated by its spiritual atmosphere and unique place in the mythological creation stories of Japan. I booked a flight to Fukuoka at noon with Trip.com. Got the ticket really fast.

Walkable from Aomori Station! Cute decorations for a limited time! Hirota Shrine 💞Reasons why we recommend it: It's near the Nebuta Festival, and there were lots of cute decorations like this during the festival! The view is great, so we recommend stopping by in the evening! Limited time decorations - 2024/7/10-2024/8/31 📍Location: Hirota Shrine 2-13-5 Nagashima, Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture 030-0861 #SummerFestival2024 #100TravelStyles #AomoriTourism #AomoriStation #HirotaShrine #shrine #japantrip #japantravel

Thepnaja Hatyai shrine is one of the tourist spots especially for the Maly-Chinese and Singaporean Buddhist people. It is a significant religious site for both locals and visitors, believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who worship there. Over the years, the shrine has become a symbol of unity and harmony among the community, attracting people seeking blessings, guidance, and spiritual solace. The architecture of the shrine reflects a blend of Chinese and Thai influences, adding to its unique charm and cultural significance. This place is situated in the city of Hatyai, Songkhla, the southern province of Thailand. A must to visit when visiting Hatyai City.#songkhlatourism #shrine #buddhist #mytripvlog

Unbelievable that I have visited Naminoue Shrine twice in one week! Naminoue Shrine ⛩️ is a historical shrine located in Naha City, Okinawa, Japan. Highly recommended🌟🌟🌟🌟 1~Naminoue Shrine Omamori (charms) 2~After visiting, you can stroll to the beach to watch the sunset🌇 📣 There are various types of omamori at Naminoue Shrine which we can buy ! Health Omamori - For good health Traffic Safety Omamori - For safe travels Academic Success Omamori - For academic progress Career Success Omamori - For career and job success Love Omamori - For love and marital bliss 💰0️⃣ ⏰ Shrine visiting hours - Usually from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily ^_^Omamori and Goshuin hours - Only from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 📮 Address: 1-25-11 Wakasa, Naha City, Okinawa 900-0031, Japan 🚌 You can reach Naminoue Shrine by bus or taxi from major transportation hubs in Naha City, such as Naha Airport or Naha Bus Terminal. Naminoue Shrine is also near Naminoue Beach. Tips⏮️ 🤫 Naminoue Shrine omamori can only be purchased with cash. #NaminoueShrine #NaminoueShrineOkinawa #NaminoueShrineOmamori #DivineProtection #Omamori #Naminoue #NaminoueShrine #ProtectiveCharm #Okinawa #OkinawaTravel #OkinawaSightseeing #OkinawaTrip #Shrine #ShintoShrine #JapanTravel #TravelToJapan#travelanywhere

"Kitano Tenmangu Shrine" ⁡ During a trip to Kyoto, I went to the head shrine of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, which enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning. ⁡ I went there during the plum season ✿ It wasn't in full bloom yet, but the white, pink, and yellow plum blossoms were in bloom, and just looking at them was relaxing. ⁡ I also stroked the cow while making a wish. The flower water fountain was also very beautiful. I got excited when I found the heart and bear shapes ♡ (Can you tell which one?) ⁡ This photo was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, so there are not many people. I think it's bustling with people now. ⁡ Next time I'd like to visit during the autumn leaves season 🍁 ⁡ ⁡ [Kitano Tenmangu Shrine] 📍Bakuro-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City 🕛 7:00-17:00 Shrine office 9:00-16:30 No holidays P Yes 🚶♀️7 minute walk from Randen Kitano Hakubaicho 20 minute walk from JR Marumachi Station ⁡ ⁡#Travel with me #Kitano Tenmangu #Kyoto trip #Kyoto sightseeing #Plum #kitanotenmangu#shrine #kitanotenmangushrine #plum #plumtree

#cherryblossom2024 Address: 9-88 Uenokoen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0007, Japan. Highlights: Ueno Toshogu Shrine is a hidden gem in Tokyo, renowned for its stunning gardens and impressive architecture. During my visit, I was captivated by the intricate details of the shrine and the serene beauty of its surroundings. The shrine serves as an incredible center, seamlessly tying together the local area and its rich history. Whether you're exploring the tranquil gardens or admiring the intricate architecture, Ueno Toshogu Shrine offers a fascinating glimpse into Japan's cultural heritage. Overall, my experience at Ueno Toshogu Shrine was truly memorable. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Japanese history and culture, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city of Tokyo. #Nature #Japan #Shrine