Suwa Taisha Shrine 🌸🌺

Suwa Taisha Shrine 🌸🍃 Suwa Taisha Shrine is divided into four areas: the Upper Shrine's Maemiya and Honmiya, 🌺🌿 and the Lower Shrine's Harumiya and Akimiya. (My visiting order: Maemiya → Honmiya → Akimiya → Harumiya) 🏯✨ 🌺🌿 In fact, the distance between the Upper and Lower Shrines is quite far. Especially the Upper Shrine, which is located in a somewhat remote area, 🌺🌿 requires taking a bus or a long walk after taking the train to reach it. I recommend checking the bus schedule in advance! 🚌🌼 If you're planning to visit, you can find more information about the shrine's history and transportation options in the search results. 🌺🌿 For example, the shrine is known for its rich history, dating back to the 6th century, and is considered one of the oldest shrines in Japan. 🌺🌿 It has a unique connection to the local culture and traditions, including the famous Onbashira Festival held every seven years, which is one of Japan's three great festivals. 🌺🌿 Enjoy your visit to Suwa Taisha Shrine! 🌿🍃 #Nara