Photos tagged with 'SHRINE' (4/11)

The Shrine Pavilion Of Ashikaga Orihime Shrine Is Said To Have Been Modeled After The Byodo-in Phoenix Hall

Ashikaga Orihime Shrine, Originally A Guardian Deity Of The Textile Industry, Has Now Become A Shrine Of Matchmaking

Sanya Hachiman Shrine, Which Sits Quietly In A Residential Area Not Facing A Highway, Was Built In The Middle Of The Edo Period

Mizuya-mon Gate In Toshogu Shrine

Pigeons At Ueno Toshogu Shrine

Camphor Tree In Ueno Toshogu Shrine

Kaichu Inari Jinja

The Area That Serves As The Approach To Yasukuni Shrine Seems To Have Been A Place For Archery And Horseback Riding Practice During The Edo Period

In The Middle Of The Approach To Yasukuni Shrine Rises A Statue Of Masujiro Omura, The Founder Of The Japanese Army

Closed Shin-mon Gate At Yasukuni Shrine

Approach To Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine

A Courtesan And A Crow Were Looking At The Precincts Of Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine In The Same Way

The Name Suga Jinja Shrine Is Named After A Word

The Guardian Dog At Shinagawa Shrine Were Also Paying Attention To A Keikyu Train Running Nearby

Shinagawa Shrine And Monzenmachi Are Divided By Daiichi Keihin And Are Dressed Up As Something Completely Different

Shinagawa Shrine, Which Once Sat Close To The Coastline, Enshrines A Nautical Deity

Omori Sanno Hie Shrine Stands Near Omori Shell Mound

Among The Gongen-zukuri Main Hall And Other Buildings, I Think The Most Assertive Is The Roh-mon Gate

Komagome Fuji Shrine's Main Building Was Built On Top Of A Mound Made In The Image Of Mt. Fuji

The Shrine Hall Of Nishimuki Tenjinsha, Which Is Supposed To Face West, Actually Seems To Face Nagano, Where Suwa-taisha Shrine Is Located

The Guardian Dog At Hanazono Shrine Was In A Good Mood

Of All The Shopping Streets In Japan That Bear The Name Ginza, Togoshi Ginza In Togoshi Is The Oldest

No Wedding Ceremony Can Be Held At Ise Jingu, The Head Shrine, And Only A Marriage Report Can Be Made In Front Of The Deity

When You Hear The Name Ise-sama In Kanto, It Seems As If Amaterasu Was Directly Invited From Ise Jingu Shrine, But This Is Not The Case, Which Complicates Things

Ebisu Jinja Shrine Was Originally Named Amatsu Jinja Shrine

If You Look Closely At The Front Gate Of Yushima Tenjin, You Will See A Small Guardian Dog Secretly Attached To It

Tsumagoi Shrine Is Said To Be The Place Where Yamatotakeru Lamented The Death Of His Queen While Gazing Out To Sea

The Ebara Jinja Shrine Enshrines The Not-so-major Deity Taka-okami In The Center Of The Shrine

Hatomori Hachiman Shrine Is Old, But Its Presence Among The People Of Tokyo Is Not Very Significant

Looking At The Torii In Hatomori Hachiman Jinja, I Thought Of Sanchi In India.

If Vajrayaksa And Guardiandog Were To Fight, Who Would Win?

Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Is One Of The Most Venerable Of The Many Tenmangu In Japan And Is One Of The Three Major Tenmangu In Japan

Sugawara Michizane, Enshrined At Tenmangu, Was One Of The Elite Of The Heian Period, Rising To The Rank Of Minister Of The Right

Along With Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Is Like The Originator Of The Tenjin Faith

It Must Be A More Sincere Wish To Get A Good Score On An Impending Test Than To Be Guaranteed Rebirth In The Pure Land After Death

Kenkun Shrine, Dedicated To Oda Nobunaga, Was Built About 300 Years After Nobunaga Died At Honno-ji

In The Kyoto Imperial Garden, There Remains A Residence Shrine That Was Built On The Site Of A Former Court Noble's Residence

Shinsen-en Was Originally A Garden Built For The Exclusive Use Of The Emperor Adjacent To The Imperial Palace

If You Are Not Satisfied With Just Offering Flowers And Candles At The Erawan Shrine, You Can Also Offer A Dance Performance

Buddhist Practice Called Life Release Was Done Also In Hindu Shrine