Many paper fortunes were bound on the wires
Yasukuni Jinja Shrine enshrines the war dead as "Heroic Spirits," but if you visit the shrine without prior knowledge, it is no different from any other shrine. When visiting a shrine, few people pay attention to who the deity of the shrine is. If it brings some benefit, the deity must be anyone.
Paper fortunes were sold at Yasukuni Jinja Shrine, of course, and there was a paper fortune-tying station near the shrine. A large number of paper fortunes were tied there. The photo shows the "paper fortune-tying station." I searched for the name of the place to tie the paper fortunes, but in the end I did not understand it well. It seems that it is often called "paper fortune tying station," but I wonder what the official name is.
| Dec 2014 STILL LIFE TOKYO | |
| KUDAN PAPER FORTUNE SHRINE |
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PHOTO DATA
No
8948
Shooting Date
Nov 2014
Posted On
December 11, 2014
Modified On
October 20, 2023
Place
Kudan, Tokyo
Genre
Still Life Photography
Camera
SIGMA DP2 MERRILL
