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2020年03月04日
Miko guide
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2016年04月23日
Luck Charm
Omamori, or Luck Charm, is an item that guards and blesses you. Many Japanese have them wishing for divine fortune. Kyoto Daijingu prepares specially designed Omamori for you which you can find below.
We look forward to seeing you soon in the near future.
We look forward to seeing you soon in the near future.
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2016年04月10日
Kyoto Daijingu
In July, the 6th of Meiji Era, or 1873, Kyoto Daijingu, or Kyoto Grand Shrine, welcomed Amaterasu-Sume-Ohkami, the ancestral deity of the Imperial Family and the tutelary deity of all Japanese, Toyouke-no-Ohkami, the guardian deity of agriculture, industry, clothing, food and housing from both Naigu & Gegu of Ise Shrine, as divisions of the shrine’s tutelary deity, and enshrined, with Izanagi-no-Ohkami, Izanami-no-Ohkami, Yahashira-no-Ohkami, Ohotokonushi-no-Kami, and Yamato-Hime-no-Mikoto.
In the 8th of Meiji Era, the main building of Kyoto Daijingu was built.
It is the dismantled and reconstructed entrance and the drawing room of Ichijo family, a member of the Imperial Family. The grace of Karahafu of the main building, or a type of cusped gable, is prominent in Japan.
An Imperial Princess of Meiji Emperor, an Imperial Prince, ministers of the Japanese cabinet, artists and intellectuals have visited Kyoto Daijingu for worships.
Nowadays, Kyoto Daijingu is very popular for not only Japanese but also people from all over the world who would like to find the healing places, or the so-called “power spots”, the locations thought to be flowing with mystical energy.
Kyoto Daijingu, an Ise Shrine in Kyoto does worship services for marriage, the well-being of families, passing the entrance examinations and prosperous business.
Please feel free to consult us for your prayers.
Kyoto Daijingu: Teian-mae-no-cho 622, Shijo St. South, Teramachi-dori, Shimogyo ward, KYOTO 600-8031 JAPAN
http://kyotodaijingu.jp/introduction.html
In the 8th of Meiji Era, the main building of Kyoto Daijingu was built.
It is the dismantled and reconstructed entrance and the drawing room of Ichijo family, a member of the Imperial Family. The grace of Karahafu of the main building, or a type of cusped gable, is prominent in Japan.
An Imperial Princess of Meiji Emperor, an Imperial Prince, ministers of the Japanese cabinet, artists and intellectuals have visited Kyoto Daijingu for worships.
Nowadays, Kyoto Daijingu is very popular for not only Japanese but also people from all over the world who would like to find the healing places, or the so-called “power spots”, the locations thought to be flowing with mystical energy.
Kyoto Daijingu, an Ise Shrine in Kyoto does worship services for marriage, the well-being of families, passing the entrance examinations and prosperous business.
Please feel free to consult us for your prayers.
Kyoto Daijingu: Teian-mae-no-cho 622, Shijo St. South, Teramachi-dori, Shimogyo ward, KYOTO 600-8031 JAPAN
http://kyotodaijingu.jp/introduction.html
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