The pleasure of the shrine is a “fortune”, but the “fortune” here is a lot of originals and fun!
I tried to buy an “umbrella fortune” for the first time.
like a small toy! I love it!
The contents of the fortune-telling are written in Japanese, but there is an application that automatically translates to the language of your own country when you take a picture, so if you use it, you will understand the contents.
If you want to warn yourself, you can bring it home, or there is a place to hang a fork in front of it.
I brought it home,...
Read moreBeautiful shrine! I came here with a friend in February for Setsubon and it was very lively, you could just walk up and see everything. I would like to visit again when it is less crowded. It is very conveniently located near the city museum, restaurants and bars, and castle grounds, and the cherry blossoms look beautiful in spring! I always look forward to seeing it on my...
Read moreLocated conveniently on the edge of the park, this shrine is a hot spot for food stalls come festival time, especially during Sansa Aug. 1-4. The character at the entrance changes outfits with seasons/events so it is fun to revisit. There is also an Olaf Daruma near the charms/omamori. There is a toilet inside as well, though it feels like trespassing...
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