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Minatogawa Shrine Review

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The first decent scenic spot is the Kawakawa Shrine. I'm sorry that the Chinese characters in Japanese are still slightly different from those in our Chinese characters. So I can only roughly guess the typing. Maybe it's totally wrong. Excuse me. I've seen many shrines, mostly small ones in alleys. This shrine is very big, red archway, various paper lanterns, prayer ropes and bells with big braids. Dang, although he doesn't understand the culture of the shrine at all, comes in with awe and peace. He sees the Japanese bow quietly, clap their hands, toss coins, pull the rope to ring the bell, and follow with awe. Finally, when they leave the shrine, they bow respectfully to the shrine. Man must have a sense of awe in order to respect nature more and love all life.

Minatogawa Shrine

Posted: Apr 18, 2015
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  • jason_tseng
    4/5Excellent
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    In hindsight, we should walk directly from the Guandi Temple to the Puchuan Shrine, which will be closer. Otherwise, we will have to walk a long way from the subway station to the Puchuan Park, which is very tiring. Like the Kogawa and Koda shrines, they all use Kirin as guardian animals. The difference is that the wood tone is used here, while the Shengda shrine is bright red tone. JT enters through the side door and then comes out of the main door. When I came out, I found Kobe High Speed Station on Kobe High Speed Line next to it. Because today's PASS includes Kobe High Speed Line, it can be used to watch Tiejiaren at Changtian Station.

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  • 还不曾去过倒悬山!
    4/5Excellent
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    It seems like a sacrifice of teak is being made! There is a 150-year-old olive tree

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  • M44***33
    5/5Outstanding
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  • _We***95
    5/5Outstanding
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    Near Kobe Station, the Spring Festival is very busy. Nobody usually has a place to drink beer in summer.

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    Posted: Jul 12, 2018
  • 4/5Excellent
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    I wandered around accidentally. Anyway, I didn't need tickets to go in and have a look. At that time, there was an exhibition in it. Because time was short, I didn't buy tickets to see it. The shrine was very clean. The whole area was not big. I also saw two monks.

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    Posted: Aug 25, 2016
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