Photographed on July 3, 25. I had an And at Iidabashi, and before that, I Prayer at Tokyo Daijingu Shrine. The Tanabata decorations were stunning. 🎋 Precincts around half past seven in the morning.

Photographed on July 1, 25. This is the Ai sea bream lottery of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Photographed 6/29/25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Nagaoka Tenmangu 2-15-13 Tenjin, Nagaokakyo-shi, Kyoto A shrine where the god of learning is enshrined. The road on the water, the stone bridge, and the road to the Precincts are fun. There is also a Ume Plum Garden, and it is a shrine with many highlights.

Photographed on July 1, 25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

【A shrine where you can be healed by the cool sound of wind chimes】 At the Sagi Shrine every summer "Wind chime festival" will be held in. 🎐 Wind chime festival 🎐 【Held in】 Friday, June 20, 2025 – Sunday, August 31, 2025 During the period, about 500 wind chimes are lined up, You will be soothed by the vividness of the wind chimes, the cool tone, and the greenery of the Precincts. Also as a "Spot" on Instagram It is ♪ a hidden popular spot in Miyoshi City Regularly in the Precincts "Saginoko Sangoen Market", etc. market is also Held in. (Held in check out Instagarm's @saginokosan.goenichi!) ） Authentic summer is about to begin. Why don't you visit the Heron Shrine in search of coolness? ⛩️ Heron Shrine 📍 Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City, Tokaichi-cho, 1877 📞0824-62-3343 📱080-5363-3967

Photographed on July 1, 25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Photographed 6/29/25. Among the more than 2,000 rim musubi wind chime, only one There are wind chime with red thread. Every day, the location changes. If you find it, you may find something good.

Today, I attended the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Monthly Festival. It is a rim musubi wind chime. 🎐

It is a thatched circle of Kawagoe Kumano Shrine.

Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture Ikuta Shrine

Ikuta Shrine. Marriage Water Lottery. I was so fascinated by the scenery immersed in water that I hurriedly pulled up.

Today, it's the Great Exorcism of Xia Yue. It is a thatched circle of Kawagoe Hachimangu.

The sacred tree that protects Kobe This photo was taken at Ikuta Shrine in the city of Kobe. Tucked away in the hustle and bustle of the city, this place was like a different world, and the sacred tree that hung there gave me a sense of mysterious power.

[A summer tradition ✨ that wishes for protection from evil] This is the Taitoshi Shrine located in Miyoshi Town, Miyoshi City. 7 minutes walk from Miyoshi Mononoke Museum Located in. The solemn Shrine and historic trees harmonize Precincts purify your heart. of the manga "Priestess of the Morning Mist" with a priestess as the main character It is also known as a stage and is also known to many fans It is a well-known shrine. At the "Ring Circle Festival" that has been going on for about 400 years, Passing through a large circle of thatch and praying for a disease-free life Traditional events are still carefully preserved. Exactly half of the year, on June 30 of each year It will be done. Also known as "Yukata Hajime", People in yukata gather to reminisce about early summer Color. Surrounded by a cool breeze Time to feel Nature and tradition Why don't you ✨ spend some time at Taitoshi Shrine? \400-year-old traditional event "Ring Circle Festival" Held in/ From the evening of Monday, June 30 at Taitoshi Shrine It is done. For details of the "Ring Circle Festival", please refer to the Taitoshi Shrine Check it out 🔍 on Instagram 【Taitoshi Shrine】 📍 Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi Town, 1112-2 🚙 About 12 minutes from Chugoku Expressway Miyoshi Interchange Shinto priests and priestesses are not stationed at all times. Shinto priesthood day is Taitoshi Shrine Check it out on Instagram.

Photographed on June 28, 25. Since the Enmusubi wind chime has begun, we Prayer the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. It is Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine around 6:30 in the morning.

Prayer to Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine early in the morning. Rim Musubi wind chimes have begun. Rim musubi wind chimes and contrails look auspicious. 🎐

Photographed on June 23, 25. This is the Ai sea bream lottery of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Photographed on June 21, 25. It is Kazaguruma in front of the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine direct meeting hall.

Photographed on June 21, 25. This is Kazaguruma of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Torii (shrine gate) gate of Kamiso. Standing on a rock on the coast, one of the Torii (shrine gates) of Oarai Isosaki Shrine. A popular spot for sunrise photography.

Motonosumi Shrine The winding Gari approach to the temple leads to the top of the Quay with 123 vermilion Torii (shrine gates).

In Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture, for some reason, there are many historical sites and legends related to the era of the "Minamoto Hei War". Among them, today I would like to introduce "Yamabuki Shrine". Yamabuki Shrine is a small shrine located in the mountains of Nakayama Town, Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture. It is said that this shrine was built to mourn Yamabuki Gozen, who supported the warlord Kiso Yoshinaka who was active in the Battle of Kurikara Pass during the Battle of Minamoto Taira with Tomoe Gozen. Kiso Yoshinaka raised his martial order in the Battle of Minamoto Hei, but he was accused of rebellion and defeated by Minamoto no Yoritomo. At this time, Yamabuki Gozen was left in the capital of Kyoto due to illness. When Yamabuki Gozen learns of Kiso Yoshinaka's death, he falls to Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture, relying on the connection that Kiso Yoshinaka was Iyo Mori. Yamabuki Gozen, who landed in Kaminada, Sokai Town, Iyo City, was unable to walk on his own due to illness, and his vassals tried to cross the mountain by pulling him on bamboo sticks. The Slope in the Midori district of Sokai Town, Iyo City, is called "Hikizaka", the top of the mountain is called "Tsukitaku" because he hid himself with a shield and spent the night, and the place where Gozen is said to have died and changed to a death costume is called "Costume Change Place". Local people, naïve and kind-hearted, built a five-ring pagoda as a tomb to mourn the deceased. Furthermore, in 1892 (Meiji 25) (1892), Local volunteers commissioned Choshu carpenters, who had been skilled in erecting shrines and Temple in Ehime and Kochi, to build the Yamabuki Shrine in order to prevent the Tradition and the five-ring pagoda from being treated poorly. A small shrine that you might overlook when driving in a car. Both the shrine and the pagoda are covered with moss and stand quietly and quietly. The origin of Yamabuki Gozen is unknown, but there is a theory that she was a princess of a wealthy family in the Hajigawa region of Ozu City. At the time of her birth, she was called Yamabuki Gozen, the princess of Yamabuki, because there were many Yamabuki blooming in the garden. In addition, it is said that she was a stool woman (servant, meaning beautiful woman) of Kiso Yoshinaka, but there is also a theory that she was his wife. The life of a beautiful and strong female warrior who was tossed around by the turbulent world is still being told in various parts of Japan. *Yamabuki Shrine* Address: Sareiya, Nakayama-cho, Iyo-shi, Ehime Business hours: Free prayer Car parking lot: None * If you park on Car shoulder of the road, please be careful of Car passage.

Photographed on June 21, 25. This is Kazaguruma of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. From 6/28, the rim musubi wind chime will start.

Photographed on June 21, 25. It is the lantern and hydrangea of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

Photographed on June 15, 25. It is a yo-yo lottery of Kawagoe Hachimangu. A new Squid lottery has also begun. 🍉

Photographed 6/16/25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Photographed on June 15, 25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Photographed on June 15, 25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Sogouchi Shrine It is said that it was founded in the 22nd year of Emperor Kammu's reign (803) as the chief guardian of Kawanouchi. There are in front of the Torii (shrine gate), a sacred tree designated by the prefecture as a natural monument that is said to be more than 1,000 years old. (Height 11m, main street 6m.) ) In addition, there is a shrine office and a phrase monument that the haiku poet Matsune Toyojo stayed for a year and a half and named "Ichitata-an" and the four seasonal cherry blossoms that continue to bloom from autumn to Spring, which he named "Hundred Day Cherry Blossoms". There are also stunning stone walls and a large garden in the woods full of healing properties. Famous for its multiple species of mountain hydrangea that bloom in May and June, it is also called "Hydrangea no Mori". Location: 791-0321 4876 Kawanouchiko, Toon City Access: From Kawauchi Interchange, take National Route 11 towards Saijo and enter National Route 494.