#Shinto Shrines

[the-colors-of-tokyo]

Sunday Prayers at the Shrine

Small Town Tokyo: Toritsudaigaku,

#color photography #japanese shrine #Tokyo life #prayers #Toritsudaigaku #shinto shrines #small town tokyo

[dummy-kanji]

Dusk Rolls In por Rekishi no Tabi Por Flickr: Taken at Hakone Shrine, along the banks of Lake Ashinoko, in Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture. Hakone Shrine was founded sometime in the Nara period, and has been in its present location since 757 AD. It was an important place of worship in Japan's medieval period for samurai as well as for commoners traveling along the old Tōkaidō Road during the Edo period.

#Torii #Japan #Shinto #Lake Ashinoko #Hakone #Hakone Shrine #Hakone Jinja #Shinto Shrines #flickr

[thepastisalreadywritten]

23 April 2023

#Crying Baby Sumo Festival #Japan #Asakusa Tourism Federation #Naki Sumo Crying Baby Festival #Sensoji Temple #Shinto shrines #sumo wrestlers

[be4rhands]

Imperial Household Shrine for the spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken

Meiji Jingu//明治神宮

Shibuya, Tokyo, November 9, 2022

#japan #street photography #tokyo #meiji jingu #shinto shrines #shinto #shibuya #fujifilm #my pics #so many families out doing shichigosan pictures i had to edit these so much

[sergioguymanproust]

Japanese Shinto worshippers line up in front of the pagoda’s main altar to call upon the gods to answer their wishes and deposit coins in the coffers as a sign of gratitude.Summer festivals all over Japan celebrate this event by going to the nearest Shinto shrine.In the shrine there are many food stalls for worshippers to buy their favorite fast food ,toys and games for the children as well .Words and pics by Sergio Guyman .

#Japanese summer festivals #shinto shrines #words and pics by sergio guyman. #traveling in japan #japanese tradition #japanese culture

[beifongkendo]

Deer at a shrine in Nara, by Kawase Hasui (1936).

#ukiyo-e #woodblock print #nara #deer #shrine #shinto #kawase hasui #the famous deer of nara

[alexiethymia]

I enjoy gojohime as a non-canon ship but what with utahime being a miko, and gojo being a ‘god among men’, and now with utahime literally making the strongest, even stronger...! Like seriously, is there something there?? 

Some fics pretty much guessed that utahime’s ct would be some sort of amplifier (as an explanation for why she’s only semi-grade 1, she would always have to work with other sorcerers), but it fits her overall personality as well. She was gojo’s support in looking for the traitor (and boy I am always weak for supportive ships), and supports her students really well such that they adore her. It’s pretty lucky for the sorcerer world that both utahime and gojo decided to be teachers, because whoo boy if they had ever decided to team up before now, they could have ruled the world. 

I imagine this may have been the first time that utahime and gojo actually got to (or were allowed to) work together. utahime would be useful on the field with other sorcerers, but I imagine that with gojo’s talent and overabundance of cursed energy, having utahime support him would have been seen as superfluous (and would no doubt have scared the elders). It’s nice that they got to work together now. 

#gojohime #gouta #iori utahime #gojo satoru #jjk #jjk spoilers #jujutsu kaisen #jujutsu kaisen spoilers #headcanon says gojo's pretty excited to be working together with utahime #and the kids #now I just need nobara back #seriously all of the shrine shinto miko gojohime fics have got it right #something something about utahime dancing a ceremonial dance to lend power to the gods or god in this case

[todayintokyo]

This small hide-and-seek shrine in Setagaya in Tokyo is a so-called hokora (祠), a miniature Shinto shrine that is dedicated to minor kami not under the jurisdiction of any large shrine. This one doesn't even have its own name, as far as I can ascertain, though it's beautifully maintained. It's in a tree-lined street that happens to have a very good bakery and ice cream shop.

Back to the little shrine itself. I wonder who lives here. I like to think it's a dōsojin (道祖神 or road ancestor deity), protector of travellers, pilgrims and villages. I could be very wrong, but...that's what I imagine.

#hide-and-seek shrines #Shinto #shrines #Setagaya #my photos #this is a wealthy area #big houses big gardens German cars #very green #quaint shops #the dōsojin is doing a good job ;)

[aestum]

(by Andrea De Santis)

#vertical #landscape #x #a #watsf #curators on tumblr #Andrea De Santis #japan #kyoto #shrine #Shinto shrine #Fushimi Inari Taisha #pathway #path

[redsamuraiii]

"You can almost forget yourself. And all your troubles and your past, and all the way life seems to leave you wrecked. They all just disappear." - John Blackthorne, Shogun (Ep 4)

Video of Yahiko Shrine by Photography in Japan

#yahiko shrine #shinto shrine #japan #snow in japan #winter in japan #rural japan #japan countryside #demon slayer #shogun

[lostsoulsparadise]

Kyoto, Japan | Andrea De Santis | Lost Souls Paradise | Instagram

#lost souls paradise #get lost #adventure #nature #exploring #landscape #lost souls #paradise #explore #japan #pathway #fushimi inari #shrine #shinto shrine

[koshigurajumy]

Jumy-M Visiting temples and shrines / 寺社巡りの旅 #2

#神社 #Shinto shrine #japan #jumym #photographers on tumblr

[kyotodreamtrips]

This is the thirteen-story wooden pagoda of Tanzan jinja in Sakurai-shi, Nara-prefecture. It was built in 1532 and is a reconstruction of the structure built by Jo'e in the Asuka Period.

#Fujiwara clan #Fujiwara no Kamatari #Japan #Kōyō #Landscape #Mount Goharetsu #Nara #Photography #Shinto #Tanzan Shrine #autumn #autumn photography #hiking #matsuri #travel #もみじ #談山神社

[khensaptah]

#shinto #tsubaki shrine of america #polytheism

[kajira-kreations]

March 5th was Miko Day (or Shinto Priestess Day) in Japan so I doodled up, once again, shrine maiden AU Miko!

#transformers prime #tfp miko #miko day #maccadams #maccadam #shinto shrine maiden #shrine maidens #shrine maiden AU #miko nakadai #transformers #transformers fanart #rkgk

[sergioguymanproust]

The Omikoshi festival ,a three day Shinto celebration where worshippers carry on their shoulders this heavy wooden palanquin from one shrine to another. Transporting the gods and goddesses .Shinto is the first religion of the Japanese people .Words and pic by Sergio Guyman .

#the Omikoshi festival #japanese tradition #traveling in japan #autumn festivals in Japan #shinto shrines #Shinto religion #words and pics by sergio guyman. #Japanese daily living #japanese culture