Itabashi Fudoson Kanto Three Major Fudoson – Seianzan Fudoin Ganseiji Temple Itabashi Fudoson is a temple of Shingon sect that is familiar to neighboring people and has been religiously believed for a long time as one of three Kanto major Fudoson. It is located in Tsukuba Mirai city, Ibaraki Prefecture. …
Kanda Myojin images in Full screen Only ten to fifteen minutes walk from Akihabara, the sacred town for Otaku, you can find the historical shrine, called Kanda myojin or Kanda shrine. One of the Edo Three Great Festivals “Kanda Festival” alongside “Sanno Festival” (Akasaka Hie Shrine), “Fukagawa Festival” (Tomioka Hachimangu …
Deep green grounds walked by many over time surround Takachiho Jinja, or Takachiho Shrine. Located west of Takachiho in Miyazaki, it was founded by the Suijin Emperor, the 11th Emperor of Japan, approximately 1900 years ago. Its name can be found in the Japanese history text of “Shoku Nihongi” commissioned …
Japan web magazine’s recommend Daimon jinjya shrine DATA Address： 77 Aza daimonsawa, Kanazawa, Hanaizumicho, Ichinoseki shi, Iwate Transport： 15min walk from JR Shimizuhara st.(清水原) Phone： 0191-82-2211 Daimon jinjya shrine
Nison-in is a Tendai Buddhist temple complex in Kyoto, Japan. It is famous for its twin images of Shaka and Amida and a popular destination during the Japanese maple viewing season. Japan web magazine’s recommend Nisonin DATA Address： 27 Saganisonin Monzenchojincho, Ukyo-ku Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8425 Japan Access： City Bus …
Zuiganji Matsushimamachi, Miyagi. Zuiganji Godaido
Dewa Sanzan “Mount Haguro” Mount Haguro The five storied pagoda surrounded by cedars. It was first built in 937. Japan web magazine’s recommend Mount Haguro DATA Location: Tsuruoka, Yamagata Prefecture Haguro Town climbing Duration: From Zuishinmon Gate to summit: about 50 minutes climbing, 40 minutes down transportation: …
Seigantoji Sanjunoto Japan web magazine’s recommend Seigantoji DATA Address： Nachisan Nachikatsura-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama Transport： 30min from JR [Kii katsuura] Stn by Kumano kotsu bus to [Nachisan]. Walk from Takimae bus stop or Jinja teramae stop. Phone： 0735-52-5311 Seigantoji
Hiraizumi, Chusonji temple Chusonji Temple is a Buddhist temple in Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. It is the main temple of the Tendai sect in the Tohoku (northeastern Japan). It was founded in 850 by En-nin. Konjikido (Golden Hall) is one of two buildings that survive from the original …
Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine of Mount Fuji Japan web magazine’s recommend Fuji sengen jinja shrine DATA Address： Kamiyoshida, fuji yoshidashi, Yamanashi Transport： JRChuo line Otsuki St.(大月駅) – Fujikyuko line Fujisan St.(富士山駅) – Change to Bus …
Nezu Jinja images, Full screen Bunkyo Tsutsuji Matsuri Bunkyo Tsutsuji Matsuri(Japanese) “Reitaisai” – Nezu Jinja’s regularly held Festival An annual festival held every year on 17th and 18th September. Nezu Jinja in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter Japan web magazine’s recommend Nezu Jinja DATA Address： 1-28-9, Nezu, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Access： 5-minute walk …
Japan web magazine’s recommend Motsuji temple DATA Address：58 Osawa, Hiraizumi, Iwate 029-4102 Transport： 7min on foot, 3min by car from JR Hiraizumi Station Hours: 8:30-17:00 (11/5-4/4: 8:30-16:30) Admission:500 yen Phone：0191-46-2331 Website： Motsuji Motsuji temple
