- We’ll show you how to enjoy Miyajidake Shrine in Fukuoka Prefecture, with must-see spots!
- Hi everyone! This is HIDE from Bura Bura Fukuoka! I’d like to introduce Miyajidake Shrine located at the foot of the sacred Miyajidake Mountain in Fu
- Discovering fascinating felines around Gotokuji, Tokyo’s ‘Maneki Neko Town’
- Maneki neko, or ‘beckoning cats’ are lucky charms that can be seen in shops and restaurants throughout Japan. With their paws raised invitingly, it’s
- Wish upon a moss-covered Buddhist statue! A nostalgic temple in Minami, Osaka
- The Hozenji temple of the Buddhist Jyodo sect is located in Namba, Osaka. It is said that the temple had been moved from Kyoto to Osaka in 1673. All o
- Sumiyoshi Shrine is much like a mini entertainment park where you can experience the ancient world.
- Hi! It’s HIDE from “Bura Bura Fukuoka” . Today, I’ll introduce Sumiyoshi Shrine, a 10-minute walk from Hakata station. You’ll be able to enjoy var
- The Dendoin at Hongan-ji Temple is original Japanese architecture.
- The Dendoin building was built in 1912 as an office building for the health insurance company of Shingonshu. It has been used as the Dendoin at Hongan
- Meiji Jingu (Shinto Shrine) is a Michelin 3-star tourist destination in Tokyo
- Ｍeiji Jingu, which see’s some of the most people during New Year’s in Japan, never ceases to attract tourists from around the world. There are many tr
- See Japanese Baroque Art at Nishi Hongan-ji Temple in Kyoto.
- Nishi Hongan-ji (official name: Hongan-ji) is the head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji School. One of Shinran’s (the temple’s founder) daughters b
- Horyuji Temple was built 1,300 years ago and is a mysterious wooden building
- Horyuji temple is the oldest wooden building and was established by Prince Shotoku. It was designated as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1993. Nara’s
- Experience the Edo period, one hour from Tokyo!
- Do you have a little extra time during your visit to Tokyo? Looking for a place to immerse yourself in Japanese landscapes, but don’t have enough ti
- Let’s stroll around town in a Kimono! Ningyo Town and its traditional Japanese culture.
- The Tadaima Japan Editorial Team visited Ningyo-cho with K, who was visiting Japan for the very first time. From a healthy tofu lunch, a relaxing park
- Kamosu Shrine, where all the Shinto Gods meet once a year!
- Have a breathtaking, mystical experience at Kamosu Shrine! This shrine is known to be older than Izumo Shrine by over 400 years. All the Japanese gods
- 8 Things you Should Know about Correct Manners before Visiting Ise Grand Shrine
- Hatsu, from Mie Prefecture, will present local information about the Ise-Shima area. The God of the Ise Grand Shrine shrine has been enshrined here fo
- Let’s tour spiritual places at Togakushi Shrine.
- You are sure to be happy with the 5 benefits of this shrine! This time I’d like to introduce Togakushi Shrine, mentioned in the previous article ab
- Ujigami Shrine is the oldest Shinto architectural structure in Japan that enshrines rabbits!
- The oldest Shinto architectural structure Byodoin is a famous place drawn on the 10-yen coin. Ujigami shrine is located near Byodoin, and is only a
- The image of Byodoin is on the 10-yen Japanese coin. It’s the land of perfect bliss that noble men dreamt about 1,000 years ago.
- A shrine connected with FUJIWARA, a noble man from the Heian period Byodoin is a famous architectural structure from the Heian period (704~1192). I