Jinja Shrine

The characteristic of a Tengu is that it has a red face and a high nose. There is also a saying that "he is a tengu", and in a modern way, it may be closer to "looking from above".In short, it means a person who is arrogant or arrogant, using his high nose as a metaphor.

Located in Saito City, Miyazaki Prefecture, is Hayaakatohime Shrine, which enshrines the dragon guardian deity who ward off sins and impurities. This shrine has a rare blue torii gate, which is so rare that it can only be found in five places in the entire country. Hayakaitohime Shrine https://maps.app.goo.gl/gpNayNwb5xxRLV9t8 00:00 A shrine with a blue torii gate that enshrines the dragon guardian deity who exorcises sins and impurities 00:34 The approach to Hayakaitohime Shrine 02:16 The rare blue torii gate of Hayakaitohime Shrine 03:02 Ibuki Tonoshima Shrine, the god of good fortune 04:18 [Beautiful] Otaki waterfall that enshrines the guardian deity of dragons [Subscribe to our channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko △ The best plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use the code "SARUKO" to get 10% off. ▼[Recommended videos] https://youtu.be/zMW93mFDV9s https://youtu.be/WLXvdAzCtu8 https://youtu.be/nAWIM_3ChlA https://youtu.be/ly0g8x9ObnA https://youtu.be/GRZrDKO0XO4

We visited Nanzoin Temple, which is a noted power spot and is home to the world's largest statue of the Reclining Buddha. The scale and beauty of the statue of the Reclining Buddha is overwhelming. Nanzoin Temple also has many other attractions. The priest is a lucky man who won a high lottery ticket. The temple is also famous as a spot for those who wish to benefit from his fortune. This place in Sasaguri Town, Fukuoka Prefecture, is a power spot worth stopping by. ▽Nanzoin Temple, the head temple of Sasaguri Shikoku Sacred Ground https://nanzoin.net/ https://maps.app.goo.gl/C5b6L9y7Fn57bbae8 00:00 Beginning of Nanzoin 00:27 Location of Nanzoin 00:43 Entrance 01:36 Jizo (water-dripping Jizo) 01:49 Great Fudo Myoo and Thunder God's sacred tree 02:22 Pilgrimage 03:03 Fudo Reisui Grotto 03:30 Main Hall and Myokendo/Daikoku-do 04:47 World's largest statue of Reclining Buddha 06:01 Way back home [My Solo Travel Video] https://youtu.be/-Pk83Wh8_ek https://youtu.be/pDjnBozLnpk https://youtu.be/9jwM4gzxwDI https://youtu.be/ndRHuytOTp4 https://youtu.be/LcgjR_wWjMo https://youtu.be/ya_TywxfZ0M [Subscribe to our channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko △ Optimal plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use code “SARUKO” for a 10% discount.

This time we will visit Kushida Shrine in Hakata, Fukuoka. Explore the sacred site and learn about Japanese traditions and history together. Experience the rich culture and breathtaking beauty of Kushida Shrine, and together we will discover its magnificent history and mystical charm. ▽ Kushida shirne This is a shrine where the Hakata Gion Yamakasa is dedicated, and the decorative Yamakasa are on display all year round except June. He is the general guardian of Hakata and is affectionately known as ``Okushida-san'' by Hakata residents. The deities enshrined are Ohata no Mikoto (Kushida Shrine) in the main hall, Amaterasu Omikami (Daijingu) in the left hall, and Susanoo no Mikoto (Gion Shrine) in the right hall. [Origin] It has the oldest history as the guardian deity of Hakata, and enshrines Amaterasu Omikami (Oijingu Shrine), Ohatanushi Omikami (Kushida Shrine), and Susanoo no Mikoto (Gion Shrine). It is said that it was previously enshrined in three shrines. Ohatanushi-no-Okami was enshrined by the oracle of Emperor Koken in the first year of the Tenpeihoji era (757), and Sutakuno-no-Okami was enshrined in 941 by Yoshifuru Ono, the envoy to pursue the Fujiwara Sumitomo Rebellion, as a war offering. It is said that he was solicited by. It is said that the worship of Amaterasu Omikami is so old that it is unclear as a historical fact. https://maps.app.goo.gl/2gFenXWv2tShTijv9 https://hakatanomiryoku.com/spot/%E6%AB%9B%E7%94%B0%E7%A5%9E%E7%A4%BE 00:00 Beginning of the Journey 00:14 Introduction to Hakata and Yamakasa, and access to Kushida Shrine 00:46 Kawabata Shopping street 00:57 kushida shrine 01:24 Entering the precincts of the temple 02:34 go inside 04:11 Entering back lane 06:04 Goshuin (red seal) at the shrine office 07:06 I'm coming back from the north gate. [Subscribe to our channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko △ Optimal plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use code “SARUKO” for a 10% discount.

Explore the enchanting Izumo Taisha, where myths of deities and destiny intertwine. Our in-depth video reveals how this shrine's storied past and breathtaking architecture make it a sanctuary for soulmates. Feel the sacred energy that has drawn seekers of love for ages to its peaceful embrace. Izumo Taisha isn't just a shrine—it's a journey into the heart of Japan's spiritual romance. Izumo Taisha https://izumoyashiro.or.jp/ https://maps.app.goo.gl/dqYA5LyTzcVALBK67 [Click here for channel registration! ] Saruko Travel Japan Channel https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko ▼Dehancer product page https://www.dehancer.com/ You can get 10% off by using the promo code "SARUKO".

Koyasan is a sacred place of Shingon esoteric Buddhism opened by Kobo Daishi (Kukai) at the beginning of the Heian period, located in the mountaintop basin at an altitude of about 800m in Wakayama Prefecture. It is also certified as a World Heritage site as "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range". [About Koyasan] https://www.sekaisan-wakayama.jp/know/koyasan/ [Koyasan Shingon Buddhist Sohonzan Kongobuji Temple] https://www.koyasan.or.jp/ △ The best plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use the code "SARUKO" to get 10% off. 00:00 Introduction 00:38 Koyasan Daimon 01:05 Danjo Garan 02:43 Houki-in Temple: Take a piece of Kobo Daishi's robe as a talisman 03:16 Kongobuji Temple 04:09 Okunoin A unique memorial monument for companies and tombstones for Sengoku warlords

Rokugatsuto is a festival held at shrines and temples in Kagoshima Prefecture in June of the lunar calendar (now July). It is an event held in the area that was formerly the territory of the Satsuma Domain, mainly in Kagoshima Prefecture, and is also held in parts of Miyazaki Prefecture. This year, as a measure against the risk of COVID-19, the event was not held on the usual scale, and only the religious ceremony was held. Photo provided by Fuma Tanaka [Kirishimamine Shrine] http://www.kyushu-jinja.com/miyazaki/kirishima_mine-jinja/index.php

he Kumano Hongu Taisha is one of Wakayama Kumano region's three famous shrines. Enshrining its own deity, Hongu Taisha also enshrines the deities of the other two Kumano shrines, Hayatama Taisha and Nachi Taisha, and the sun goddess Amaterasu. It serves as the head shrine of over 3000 Kumano shrines across Japan. The mark of the Japan Football Association (JFA) is a yatagarasu (three-legged crow). The symbol is based on the legend of Emperor Jinmu, the first Emperor of Japan, and is a wish that the ball will be guided to the goal. Even now, people from the JFA and Japanese national soccer players visit the shrine to pray for victory. http://www.hongutaisha.jp/ https://maps.app.goo.gl/FcquT6RroyM1W7RT9 [My Solo Travel Video] https://youtu.be/-Pk83Wh8_ek https://youtu.be/pDjnBozLnpk https://youtu.be/9jwM4gzxwDI https://youtu.be/ndRHuytOTp4 https://youtu.be/LcgjR_wWjMo https://youtu.be/ya_TywxfZ0M