Yahiko Shrine

There are countless gods in Japan, and every shrine has one.

Shrine⛩️Good environment, quiet, quiet and pleasant

It is said that this shrine has a history of 1200 years. This shrine enshrines the god of foxes. This god is a woman. It was once said that we could not visit with her lover because foxes would be jealous, but now there seems to be no such saying.

There is a famous shop here, which is quite good

Come to Sapporo Shrine and read this one enough. Sapporo is a metropolitan city in Hokkaido, Japan, and also the administrative center of Hokkaido. Its population ranks fifth in Japan. There are countless shrines in Japan, but each shrine is different from other shrines. Let me take a look today. Fushimi Inari Shrine Fushimi Inari Shrine was built in 1884. It is not as large as the main shrine in Kyoto, but it still has a unique flavor. There are various stone statues of foxes and stone foxes in the shrine. Because the messenger of the god Inari is a fox, this is an excellent place to find marriage. This shrine is dominated by red buildings, and red represents the harvest of everything in autumn. At the foot of the mountain, a row of vermilion torii gates form a channel leading to the top of the mountain. This peculiar red endless tunnel is exceptionally magnificent and charming under the sunlight, bringing people a visual shock. Address: 〒064-0942 Kotoni Shrine, Fushimi 2-chome 2-68, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido. Kotoni Shrine was established in 1875 to commemorate the first people who pioneered Hokkaido, especially the Date family who made great contributions. So the family crest of the Date family appeared on the torii gate of Kotoni Shrine. The building in the shrine is neat, sanitation is well maintained, and many plants and flowers are planted inside. Because of its strong sense of history, this prestigious shrine is very popular in the local area, and people from all directions come to pray for blessings every time it comes to the big festival. Address: Sapporo 063-0811, Hokkaido Nishino Shrine Nishino Shrine is located in the West District of Sapporo, and has a history of more than 100 years. Nishino Shrine holds a variety of events every month, especially on the first Sunday after March 3 each year, the God Society holds a sacrifice event for the doll that people once beloved, and the doll is burned after the sacrifice. In addition to the gods of all kinds of gods who are in charge of good luck, peace, seeking children, seeking marriage, and in charge of war and clothing, there are as many as 300 kinds of deities for you to choose from. Write down your wish. You can hang on You can also take it home in the shrine. Address: Sapporo, Hokkaido 063-0021 Yahiko Shrine Yahiko Shrine is located in Nakajima Park and has a history of 1200 years. The environment of Yahiko Shrine is quiet, elegant and pleasant. It does not look grandiose, but it is very popular among the locals. It is very lively when the Sapporo School Festival comes every year. Because the gods worshipped here are the "Heaven's Incense and the Life of the Mountain", who has contributed to peace, and the "Fire Thunder God" who is both a scholar and a politician-Michizaki Sugawara. His prestige in the hearts of the people is very high, and it is circulated in the world. There are many legends about him. For example, he has brought good weather to Japan for decades, and those who oppose him will die suddenly. Address: Sapporo, Hokkaido 064-0931 Sapporo Shrine Sapporo Shrine has a profound historical heritage and is the highest shrine in Japan. The entire shrine is built in a residential area, not separated from the surrounding buildings. Although the shrine is small, it is well organized and decorated with flowers and plants. The addition of pure wooden buildings makes the entire shrine unique. The roof of the main shrine is covered with different wooden boards. The left and right sides are not the same. The whole looks like a woman with a wooden hairpin, which is simple and traditional. The shrines are loved by the locals, and the shrines in residential areas are even more popular. People often visit them. Address: Sapporo 065-0016, Hokkaido. In Japan, the lives of people at shrines are closely related, and there are countless large and small shrines. Here, you can not only pray for blessings, but also learn about Japanese religious culture and appreciate different religious buildings.