Oyada Shrine at Momijidani The autumn leaves reflected in my car were also wonderful.

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, I would like to introduce "Kafe" post "Kifune Shrine in Kyoto". The contrast between the rows of vermilion lanterns and the green is impressive. "Kifune Shrine" is an old shrine rich in nature located in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Kansai region. It has the benefits of wish fulfillment and matchmaking, and is a popular tourist spot as one of Kyoto's leading power spots. You can also enjoy the superb scenery of the four seasons, such as the autumn leaves of the main shrine and the fantastic lanterns and snowy scenery lining the approach. The annual festival "Kifune Matsuri", which is known as a summer tradition, is an event that is crowded with Shinto rituals, mikoshi pilgrimages, and invitational mochi sprinkling. The powerful Izumo Kagura is also one of the highlights. Except for Shinto rituals, general worshippers can also participate. The fortune draw of Kifune Shrine, which enshrines the god of water, has a unique reputation for its "water fortune telling" in which letters appear when floating on the sacred water. In addition, there are two types of red seals, "Kifune Shrine" and "Okumiya", and the red seal of Kifune Shrine can be written directly by the head of the Goshuin, but the red seal of the Okumiya is only written down. ◆Kifune Shrine◆ 【Access】 ・Car About 40 minutes north of Kyoto Station (about 18 km) About 50 minutes north of Meishin Expressway Higashi IC (about 20km) 【Access from Kyoto Station】 ・ Train transfer + bus Time required: about 1 hour Transfer → Kyoto Station to Tofukuji Station on the JR Nara Line→ transfer to Demachiyanagi Station on the Keihan Main Line and Ohto Line→ get off at Kifuneguchi Station on the Eizan Railway Kurama Line, and walk from Kyoto Bus "Kifuneguchi Ekimae" bus stop → "Kifune" bus stop. ・Subway + Bus Time required: about 1 hour Transfer to Kokusaikaikan Station on the Karasuma Line → Kyoto Station→ get off at Kifuneguchi bus stop on the Kyoto Bus (bound for Kifuneguchi and Kurama), and walk from Kifuneguchi Ekimae Bus Stop → Kifune Bus Stop.

Oyada Shrine Momijidani The appearance of the tower gate and the vividness of the autumn leaves were wonderful.

"Hayataka Tenmangu" in Aso The autumn leaves ? and reflections are very wonderful, and I have been ?? healed a lot. I have ?? to go see this superb view again next year. It's ?✨ a smartphone shoot.

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is today's inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video" pick-up post. Introducing "ksk1991fksm" post "Shingu Kumano Shrine, autumn leaves on long beds". It is a piece that feels the atmosphere of Japan with thick pillars that feel history and ginkgo trees that shine gold. Shingu Kumano Shrine in Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture is an ancient shrine that is said to be a solicitation of Minamoto no Yoritomo, which was founded in the 3rd year of Tenki (1055 AD). The Kumano God Floor (Nagatoko), which has been designated as an important cultural property of the country, has 44 cylinders with a diameter of 1 shaku 5 inches arranged in 5 rows at equal intervals, and all the pillars are atrium and have no walls. This is the form of the main hall of the sleeping hall and is said to be the worship hall of Kumano Shrine. In front of the long floor, there is a large ginkgo tree with a height of 30 meters and a circumference of 8.1 meters around the base, which is said to be 800 years old, and it is lit up during the autumn foliage season, and you can enjoy the beautiful view of the yellow carpet and the long floor. The best time to see the autumn leaves is usually in mid~late November. The red seal and the amulet of Yatagarasu, the divine messenger of the Kumano Shrine deity, are also recommended for memories of your trip. 【Access】 Train: 15 minutes by taxi from JR Kitakata Station By car: About 14 km from Aizusakashita IC on the Ban-etsu Expressway Parking available: 50 cars (free)

Konaka Torii ⛩ Shirahige Shrine in the west of Lake Biwa The torii gate floating in the morning glow is divine

Chichibu Shrine Approach

【English/Japanese】 I went to the rooster market in Hachioji with some of my students! There is an Otori Shrine about a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. I was impressed by the lucky and gorgeous decorations. Moreover, the sight of shopkeepers calling out good luck to customers who buy them was just like Japanese culture, and the students were very excited. On the way home, we bought a specialty of the rooster market, kirisansho (rice cakes covered with a spice called sansho). It was very delicious. There are two more rooster fairs to come. We hope you will visit the rooster market as well. I went to the Hachioji Tori no Ichi with my students! There is Otori Shrine about a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. Impressed by the auspicious and luxurious decoration. In addition, the sight of the shop staff shouting auspicious things to customers who bought them was a reflection of Japanese culture itself, and the students were also excited. On the way back, I bought Tori no Ichi's famous kiri sansho (mochi sprinkled with spices called sansho). It was very tasty. There are two more Tori no Ichi. Please come and visit us.

The two iconic symbol of tokyo n one frame. Night view of sensoji and tokyo skytree both are really good.

A certain place in Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine that I went to in the summer. There were many torii gates on the stairs, and the sun was shining through the trees. It's like a scene from an anime.

Hokkaido is a torii gate floating on the sea, located in Hatsuyamabetsu. It is called Kinpira Shrine, and when it is sunset time, it becomes a very fantastic photo.

Lake Tazawa. Snow. A world without sound. You can stand there forever... yes, it was cold.

The identity of any city is the famous architecture, location, cultural etc. Sensoji is one of the prime identity of this city and from here we can see another current architectural wonder Skytree. One stands for the old and cultural part of this city and the other one is the symbol of Japan's modernity.

Sensoji, the iconic symbol of tokyo. I visited this place several times and everytime I feel very good. The view of the temple looks much better in the night time than the day time, I guess. Also during day time the temple ground is usually too congested but ib the night time its much better. I wish to visit here again.

A power spot in Kyoto. Kijima Zamaterasu Shrine of the Three Pillars Torii Gate.

It's not a trip, but I went to a shrine that I had never been to in my hometown of Osaka. The woman in the kimono looked good, so I looked at the back.

Okuchichibu's power spot Sanmine Shrine. It is one of the three Chichibu shrines along with Chichibu Shrine and Hodosan Shrine. Watched over by the greenery that had begun to sprout, we passed through the Suimi Gate.

This is a photo taken at Fushimi Inari University. The silhouette of the fox is beautiful.

Local shrine. When you come here, you will receive power. In a photo I took when I was fireworks festival before, I saw a green orb. It seems to be the spirit of nature. It is a recommended spot where you can refresh your fatigue mode.

The shrine at the foot of Inuyama Castle is dedicated with a pink heart, and the sight of Kapuru taking pictures in front of a very Instagrammable was very smiling and moving. I took a cut of the red torii gate and ema of Sanko Shrine.

It is an ancient shrine in Nesame Town, Hino District, Tottori Prefecture. The meaning of the kanji is rich, rich. As the name suggests, it is said that you will be blessed with money when you visit the shrine. Since I visited here, my extra income has increased and my work is going well. I hope there will be good things for everyone who watches.

Kamigamo Shrine / Kyoto It is the oldest shrine in Kyoto. The vermilion tower gate shines well against the blue sky. The official name is Kamobetsu Raijinja Shrine, and it is a shrine dedicated to Kamobetsu Raijinja. According to my research, Betsuraijin means "a god who is powerful enough to separate lightning" and has been worshipped since ancient times as a god of evil, calamity, and victory. This was my first time visiting in the summer.

She was enjoying the beauty of Nachifalls and the pagoda at the same time. She was really very very excited to see the waterfall. Also it was a spring time and as a result lots of flowers bloomed in the surrounding area. The whole combination that means sakura, pagoda and nachifalls makes her so happy that she cannot control her expressions. It was really full of joy. Location: Nachifalls, Wakayama

A classic cat spot on Ogijima The slope became like a maze to get here, and my daughter fell asleep on the way and it was ? difficult to climb this far with a strap.

Held at the end of summer Great lantern festival held at Mikawa Isshiki Suwa Shrine in Isshiki Town, Aichi Prefecture When the lights are on, the lanterns floating in the dark night are fantastic. Held for the first time in three years, you can feel the goodness of the Japanese festival along with the bustling hustle and bustle for the first time in a long time.

I photographed ema illuminated by the sunlight through the trees. In order to create a refreshing summer, I took this photo when there was a lot of sun.

<Gion Festival Let's go! To the Ryosho> I would be happy if you could convey the atmosphere of the Gion Festival Shinko Festival. Hand-held photography from about 500m away. * Permission to shoot is obtained in advance.

< 600 whits, whits> We hope that you can convey the power and shouts of carrying the mikoshi of the Gion Festival and the West Throne.

I was bathing in the forest in the park, and when I looked up, I saw a family of gathering. I took the photo because I liked the relaxed atmosphere. On the other hand, I realized that I used to think that I was "dense" and that I was feeling like I was in the new coronavirus era.