Shrine & Temple
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Samukawa Shrine (JINS_1416)
Samukawa Shrin is called ICHI-NO-MIYA (the 1st and most important shrine) in SAGAMI (currently named Kanagawa Prefect…
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Hatsu-Moude @ Kawasaki Daishi (JINS_14…
Kawasaki Daishi is a big temple in Kawasaki (20-min train ride from Tokyo Station) which many people visit especially…
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Tori-no-ichi Rake Fair @Otori Shrine A…
"Tori-no-ichi"is an annual event held on the day of "Tori" in November at O-Tori Shrine in Asakusa, Tokyo. "Tori" "…
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Kumano Hayatama Taisha Grand Shrine (J…
Kumano Hayatama Taisha is one of Kumano Sanzan (the Three Grand Shrines in Kumano) which includes other two of Kumano…
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Horyu-ji: Five? No, it’s a Six-S…
Horyuji Temple and its Buddhist architectures are the world's oldest surviving wooden structures as they were constru…
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Hokki-ji: Integral Part of Horyu-ji Wo…
Hokkiji Temple is located in IKARUGA, Nara Prefecture, being an integral part of the World Cultural Heritage of "Hory…
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For All Souls of Mongorian & Japa…
The Engaku-ji Temple is ranked in the 2nd among the Five Great Zen Temples in Kamakura and, in fact, it boasts severa…
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Takeda Shrine (YUKI_1905)
OverviewTakeda Shrine was founded about 100 years ago on the ruins of the Tsutsujigasaki manshion, where the three ge…
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Kuonji Temple (YUKI_1904)
OverviewAbout 750 years ago, Saint Nichiren, who tried to save all people with the Lotus Sutra, entered Mt. Minobu an…
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Foxes at Inari Shrine(JINS_1409)
Foxes are a messenger of Inari DeityMore than 30,000 Inari Shrines exist in Japan. Inari means "rice grows" and the d…
